What is the life span of a whale, sea horse, shark, sea lion, dolphin, squid, sting ray and  blow fish?
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Each of these common names refers to more than one species (sometimes several) and the extant or available data for each one may differ, therefore I suggest you look at this site: \nhttp://www.demogr.mpg.de/cgi-bin/longevityrecords/entry.plx\n\nwhere you can find well-recorded lifespan data for many species.  \nGood luck :-)
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No.  Sharks (and Dolphins which are actually faster than most sharks) are perfectly adapted for travel in water making them the fastest and deadliest (for fish, anyway) creatures in the sea.\n\nHumans, even with wet suits and flippers, will never approach the speed (or agility) of practically any fish or sea mammal except maybe a sea horse, unless they are strapped to some self propelled machine.  \n\nShark and Dolphin bodies are streamlined to slice through water and practically all the muscles in their huge bodies are devoted just for swimming (except maybe their jaws).  We just aren't streamlined enough and our muscles aren't designed to be powerful enough to push our awkward bodies through water.
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Depends on what species of seal you are talking about. Generally speaking, mankind has killed the ocean by means of pollution and fishing, and every mammal species living in the ocean is endangered.
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Fastest Animal peregrine falcon, a bird (100-200 miles per hour)\nFastest Marine Animal sailfish (68 miles per hour) \nFastest Land Animal cheetah (70 miles per hour)\n\nThe first link is wrong. It meant the fastest marine mammal is a blue whale. Sailfish are faster.
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Yes, they can. The pacific giant octopus lives about two years and it can regenerate lost tentacles until it reaches an age of almost two years old when it loses the ability to regrow lost arms. Squid are also mollusks like octopi and cuttlefish, I believe they have that ability too.
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It depends on what you mean by "ocean". If you mean Salt water then yes. Flounder, Red, Trout, Shark, Ladyfish, Snapper. If you are referring to Deep water, yes but only once, a Kingfish.
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Starfish (or as they are known by in the Marine Community "Sea Stars") have been known to live 8 years in aquariums, but the actual life span isn't know.\n\nHere is more about Sea Stars:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish
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thousands of sea creatures die every year. U should watch discovery channel
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Anywhere from a few hours days to thousands of years.\n\nSome red algae can compllete ther life cycle in a matter of days and then die. So their lifespan is 24 hours.\n\nIn contrast many single celled filamentous algae are practically immortal. The individuals alive today could have been alive for thousands or millions of years.\n\nRemember red algae is an entire phylum. Asking for the lifespan is as pointless as asking for the life span of flowering plants. And the range is  comparable: anywhere from days to millenia.
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How could someone name oceanlife animals if they themselves don't know? Do you mean rare species? I am not very sure but search it on the internet. Happy Valentine's Day!
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It all depends on the species. Most dolphins have between 100 and 160 teeth, although they can have as many as 250 or as few as 14!
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The blue whale. It has been dubbed the largest animal that has ever lived on Earth; it bigger than even the biggest dinosaurs. It is on average between 80 and 100 ft. long. Females are bigger than males. The largest ever recorded when measurements were accepted world wide was 102ft. But befor there was standard world wide measurement, whaler claimed to have recorded a 108 foot blue whale, and a 110 foot blue whale; but scientist aren't sure how accurate those last two measerments are.\nThe baby is aslo the largest baby in the world.
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ANY KIND OF ANIMAL WITH GILLS, SHARKS, FISH, ETC. I GUESS..
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Dolphins have hair at one point in their life. When they are born, dolphins have whiskers on their rostrum. A dolphin’s whiskers are about one quarter inch long, and will fall out shortly after birth, as a result of water pressure. Even so, the follicular pits remain open. One can see these follicular pits on the rostrum of any dolphin. They probably serve some sort of sensory function, like the detection of speed or current. Some great whales and one type of river dolphin retain whiskers their entire lives.
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The maximum life span is 16-18 years but and average is about 7-8 years. Most die during the winter from cold, predation or disease due to malnutrition. The bighorn has always been prized for their meat; the horns were used by some Indians to make powerful bows and are still prized by hunters as trophies.
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A baby dolphin is called a calf. They will drink milk from their mothers, and then eventually become carnivores when they are old enough.
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The Sperm whale can hold its breath for about an hour.   They live mostly close to the surface, but they have been known to dive as deeply as 10,500 feet to hunt the giant squid they eat, but average dives are about 4,000 feet deep.  They spout (breathe) 3-5 times per minute at rest, but the rate increases to 6-7 times per minute after a dive.   The sperm whale is the real life Moby Dick.\n\nI hope this helps.