The remains of a destroyed or sunken ship.
wreck
A brightly colored fish known for its beak-like mouth used to scrape algae off coral reefs.
Parrotfish
A particular place or location, often small or marked.
spot
A wound caused by the sharp or venomous appendage of an animal, such as a jellyfish or stingray.
sting
Flat-bodied fish with broad pectoral fins, often found on the ocean floor, such as stingrays and manta rays.
Ray fish
A venomous fish with striking stripes and long, spiny fins, native to the Indo-Pacific but invasive in other regions.
Lionfish
Small, brightly patterned tropical fish with thin bodies and long fins, often found around coral reefs.
Butterflyfish
A large starfish with venomous spines that feeds on coral, often considered harmful to coral reefs.
Crown of thorns
Small, colorful fish that live in symbiosis with sea anemones, famously known from the movie Finding Nemo.
Clownfish
A coral with finger-like branches, providing shelter for small marine organisms.
Finger coral
Below the surface of water; used to describe actions, locations, or conditions beneath the water.
underwater
A type of hard coral with a star-shaped pattern, often found in warm seas.
Star coral
A sea between northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, known for its biodiversity and warm waters.
red sea
Large underwater structures made of coral skeletons, home to diverse marine life.
Coral reefs
A large, sturdy box, often associated with storing treasures
chest
People who catch fish for a living or as a hobby.
fishermen
A coral species named for its resemblance to a rose, often part of reef systems.
Rose coral
A soft coral resembling a fan, with intricate branching patterns.
sea fan coral
The bottom surface of the ocean or a sea.
seabed