VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 4 POINTS

• Crabs have one set of claws and four other pairs of legs.
• Lined Shore Crabs dance sideways down to the sea.

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• Harbour Seals use their gigantic eyes and long whiskers to find food.

• A Harbour Seal’s lifespan is 20 to 30 years.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 8 POINTS

• Sunflower Seastars have sixteen legs.

• They eat brittle-stars.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 8 POINTS

• Sea Otters are usually floating on the surface of the water.
• They eat sea urchins, rock crabs, red octopi, and brown turban snails.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 9 POINTS

• Beluga Whales have a layer of fat called blubber which helps them keep warm.
• They can stay under water for more than ten minutes.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 8 POINTS

• Sting rays are fast swimmers.

• If a sting ray has a hole in its tail that means it is a female.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 8 POINTS

• Not all Jellyfish sting, but some do.

• Jellyfish have four stomachs!

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• The tiny Sea Horse is actually a fish.

• It has a fin on its back.

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM DECK | 4 POINTS

• Cane Toads spend their time in the jungle.

• Female Cane Toads lay their eggs only in streams and lakes.