1. Made By Declan

2. Weather and Climate
 The coldest average is 12 degrees in the
marine. The hottest average is about 28.5
degrees.
 When you start walking and you get closer
to the equator and it gets warmer and when
you walk to the poles it gets colder.

3. Weather and climate
 The marine effects the mainlands
climate a lot.
 The temperature of the water the wind
is the same temperature of the water.

4. Locations worldwide
The marine is found all over
the world this is were they
are found Pacific
Northwest, Pacific Southwest.
Indian Ocean , Artic
Sea, Atlantic. These are some
of the oceans of the marine.

5. Locations Worldwide

6. Plants
 These are the plants of the marine here are the plants
in the marine green algae, brown algae, red
algae, coralline algae, seaweed, cor al, alga, algae
platythalia quercifolia seagrass, astromania pelata

8. Green Algae
Green algae is a slimy liquid and gooey slime. Slime
lives on the rocks in the rock pool.

9. Animals
 These are the animals that live In the marine
fish, dolphin, whale, jellyfish, urchin, porpoi
se, tropical fish, rock fish, sea
turtle, humpback whale, moray eel, sea
eel, blue ringed octopus, box jellyfish, crown
of thorns, lion fish, puffer fish, sea
urchin, stingray, stonefish, saltwater
crocodile, sea snakes and the blob fish .

10. Shark
 Sharks are fish but sharks are much longer than
smaller fish. The bigger size they don’t live long.
The shark has to move across their gills to breath
under water. Sharks have been around for about
400 hundred million years. Sharks have one of the
most strongest jaws over the whole planet. When
one of the sharks teeth fall out the rows at the back
are called the backup teeth so the tooth springs
forward.

11. Blue Ringed Octopus
The blue ringed octopus is a very dangerous but also very
cool some of the things that make it these things are:
 The blue ringed octopus is one of the most poisonous
animals.
 If a blue ringed octopus’ rings go really blue then you
know there angry.
 One

17. Bibliography
 wwwhttp://ths.sps.lane.edu/biomes/marine4/marine4.
 ml.indianchild.com/sharks.htm
 http://www.sharkinformation.org/facts/
 http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/images/Blues_and_Vi
olets_g333-Sea_Bubbles_p42479.html