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Through which biological process can a sea star regrow limbs lost to predators?
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What ocean giant is recognized as the world's largest living fish?
Answer: Whale shark
Why: The largest reliably measured whale shark ran 18.8 m (62 ft), and a 2022 study found these giants digest Sargassum seaweed too.
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How many distinct color photoreceptor types does a mantis shrimp's eye contain?
Answer: 12
Why: A mantis shrimp reads color with 12 receptor classes, from deep ultraviolet to far red, and adds four more for polarized light: 16 in all.
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Where on its body does a sea otter store its favorite foraging rock?
Answer: Under its armpit
Why: Otters do not hold tools in cheek pouches; instead, loose skin folds under their forearms act as built-in pockets.
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Why must dolphins and whales regularly swim to the ocean surface?
Answer: To breathe air
Why: Even though they spend their entire lives in the sea, whales and dolphins can drown if trapped underwater.
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How is the venomous Portuguese man o' war biologically classified?
Answer: A siphonophore
Why: Most people think it is an individual jellyfish, but it is actually an integrated colony of four distinct polyp types.
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As older lobsters grow, which risk comes from shedding larger shells?
Answer: Exhaustion during molting
Why: As lobsters grow, molting takes more energy and can eventually kill them through exhaustion, though predation and disease can also kill them.