Ogre Fish: This terrifying-looking monster is commonly known as the "Ogre Fish", and its scientific name is the horned gold-eyed seabream. It is caught from the bottom of the sea at a depth of 2600 meters using trawls. Inhabiting particularly deep parts of the ocean, although they most often inhabit 500-2000 meters, the middle of the abyss belt as deep as 5000 meters is their terrifying home, where the water pressure is terrible and the temperature is close to freezing.
Rose-colored lip batfish: Mild and curious, likes to play in the waves, and is deeply loved by diving enthusiasts.
Dugong: Dugongs and manatees are both herbivores, but their habitats vary, and they are the only species of manatees that still live in the Indian and Pacific oceans. Like the water quality is good and there is a rich aquatic plants in the sea, regularly float out of the sea surface to ventilate.
Pacific Manta Rays: Usually benthic life, but sometimes ascending surface cruising, and do long-range migration, agile action. Feeds on planktonic crustaceans and small fish.
Salfery: Salfery in the Lambir Strait of Indonesia. Its eyes were facing upwards, as if it were looking up at the stars.
Pink clownfish: Clownfish and anemones have an inseparable symbiotic relationship, so they are also called anemone fish.
Dennis Hippocampus: The hippocampus is slow to move, but it can effectively catch quick-moving, well-hidden copepods.
Grass Sea Dragon: Looks like a seaweed grass leaf and resembles a dragon, and is one of the most amazing creatures in the ocean fish. The name of the grass sea dragon comes from the mythological story of ancient China, and in Australia, they are known as the Australian seahorse.
Squid: When the squid encounters a strong enemy, it will use "inkjet" as a method of escape and wait for the opportunity to leave, so it has the names of "squid" and "cuttlefish". They have pigmented sacs in their skin that change color and size as "mood" changes. Squids can jump out of the sea and have amazing aerial flight capabilities.
Long-bearded lionfish: In the ocean, they usually sink to the bottom of the sea, find an environment similar to its body color, and when targets such as small fish and shrimp slowly approach, they open the lion basin and swallow the prey extremely quickly. Not good at swimming, the two large fan-shaped pectoral fins and the poisonous fin spines are their own advantageous weapons.
Lemon shark: Lemon shark, is a kind of shark, because of the lemon-like color and named, is a medium-sized shark, thick body, fierce temperament, has a certain threat to humans. Lemon sharks live in flat sandy areas and mangroves in lagoon areas, and when they grow up, they move to deeper waters of about 400 m.