what type of fish or other animals live in the golf of mexico,ocean?
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Man people can be pretty harsh on this I mean it is obvious what you're asking.\nBlue crabs and tons of other things sorry I caught a blue crab with a T shirt though. Impressed huh?
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Fish, crustaceans, mollusks...fish, shrimp/lobster, clams/oysters.
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The Amazon! In South America. Plenty of animals and plants. Oh, and natives! :-)
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they can swim across the rio grande.  wet backs.  haha
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There is flying fish in the Ocean.
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MAMMALS: Iberian lynx, mountain goat, brown bear, genet, weasel, iberian wolf, fox, otter, wildcat (felix silvestris or gato montés, don't know how you translate that) badger, ermine, wild boar, deer (many kinds), rabbit, hare, red squirrel, house mouse, fieldmouse, rat, water rat, vole, mole, shrew (three kinds), hedgehog, masked dormouse (literally translated, lirón careto or eliomys quercinus).\nAnd many many more.\n\nBIRDS: black and white storks, sparrows, starlings, bustard, coaltits, bluetits and may others, bullfinch, goldfinch, crossbillrobin, oropéndola, swift, swallow, several kinds of woodpecker, red kite, black kite, peregrine falcon, king heron, emperor heron, several cormorants, pink flamingo (very rare), lots of ducks, snake-eating eagle, águila real (aquila chrysaetos), many more eagles, barn owl, lots more owls, many more birds of prey whose names I cannot remember, oystercatcher, avocet, black-headed gull, common tern, urogallo (tetrao urogallus) pigeons (terribly imbecile and annoying), kingfisher, hoopoe, cuckoo, lark, shrike, jay, magpie, crow, blackbird, raven, several vultures, etc.\n\nFISH: the most important freshwater fish are trout and catfish\n\nREPTILES: many many many. My fingers ache so I'm going to stop. Spain contains more than just bulls and donkeys, that's for sure.
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Most sea monsters like Loc Ness are only myths that started long ago to explain odd happenings. But there are lagre creature that do ocupy the ocean and other deep bodies of waters. There are Giant Squids (Architeuthis dux)and other creatures that have adapted to live deep in the oceans. Usually the can live in high pressure and low light conditions and are generally not too cute looking in you are interested you could try this web site http://www.extremescience.com/deepcreat.htm
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A sea animal is president of a country? rs\n\nHoly cow!
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Not most fish, all fish.
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xenops (bird )\nx-ray fish\nXanthidae (crab family )\nXiphophorus helleri (scientific name for swordtail fish )\nXerces blue (an extinct butterfly, lived on a small hill in San Francicso )\nxerus (ground squirrel in the desert )\nxukazi (female lamb )\nXenopus laevis (clawed frog )\nXiaosaurus (dinosaur discovered in China ) \nXantusia riversiana (Island Night Lizard )\nXami hairstreak (butterfly in Mexico and southern US )
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Southeast Florida is the place with the most action. Palm Beach on south to the Keys is where you can find mahi mahi also sailfish, tarpon and other game fish. Farther north into the Carolinas you'll find bluefish and stripers still active. If looking farther north you can find winter flounder and cod in the northeast but conditions are cold and miserable.
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I did a search for you:\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=sea%20wasp%20jellyfish
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Great white sharks have been found along the coastlines of California to Alaska, the east coast of the USA and most of the Gulf coast, Hawaii, most of South America, South Africa, Australia (except the north coast), New Zealand, the Mediterranean Sea, West Africa to Scandinavia, Japan, and the eastern coastline of China and southern Russia.
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http://ccma.nos.noaa.gov/images/biogeo/conch.gif
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sloth, ant-eater, tiger cats, monkeys and various species of bats. \n\nsnakes, crocodiles and lizards\n\nhumming birds, pigeons, doves and parrots\n\ndolphin, snapper, bonito, shark and flying fish \n\nsuch as shrimp, crab, lobster, clams and oysters\n\nManatees or giant sea cows and various species of turtles
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The only one I can think of is the shellfish called mussels.\n\nThese links should help you figure it out.
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A mako shark is exceedingly fast. It feeds on some of the fastes tunas and billfish that otherwize would not have their populations kept in check or slower specimuns weeded out. It is an appex predator or in other words it sits at the top of it's ecological niche with nothing feeding on it. It also feeds on squid, dolphins, porpoises, Bluesharks, sea turtles, and mackerals.