The Fascinating World of Ocean Predators

🌊Over half of all open ocean animals drift in ocean currents, including jellyfish and snakes.

🍽️Jellyfish feed on plankton and can grow up to a meter long, making them one of the most common life forms in the ocean.

💥The Portuguese man o' war, a complex and sinister creature, uses gas-filled bladders and tentacles to catch its prey.

🦪The chain Moray eel and the venomous seasnake are formidable predators in the ocean, preying on fish.

🏝️Yoko and Setco, two hunters on the island of Kudaka, rely on the ocean to provide food for the locals.

What are some common ocean predators?

—Common ocean predators include jellyfish, Portuguese man o' war, Moray eels, and seasnakes.

How do drifting jellyfish feed?

—Drifting jellyfish feed on plankton, which they catch using their tentacles.

What makes the Portuguese man o' war sinister?

—The Portuguese man o' war uses its gas-filled bladder and venomous tentacles to catch and paralyze its prey.

What are the key insights about the Moray eel and seasnake?

—The Moray eel and seasnake are both venomous predators that prey on fish in the ocean.

What role does the ocean play in the food supply of Kudaka island?

—The ocean provides food for the locals of Kudaka island, such as Yoko and Setco, who rely on fishing for their sustenance.

00:03Over half of all animals in the open ocean drift in ocean currents, including jellyfish and snakes.

00:23Jellyfish feed on plankton and can grow up to a meter long, making them one of the most common life forms in the ocean.

01:54The Portuguese man o' war, a complex and sinister creature, uses gas-filled bladders and tentacles to catch its prey.

25:39The venomous seasnake and Moray eel are formidable predators that prey on fish in the ocean.

30:42Yoko and Setco, two hunters on the island of Kudaka, rely on the ocean to provide food for the locals.