2. Animal Life In the Ocean Floor By: Giselle Casillas, Angelica Lopez, Jennifer Davila

3. Animals in the ocean

4. Plankton Phytoplankton Phytoplankton Removes dissolved gases and nutrients from the water and use the energy from sunlight to carry on. Removes dissolved gases and nutrients from the water and use the energy from sunlight to carry on.  Zooplankton Are floating or weakly swimming animals that rely on water currents to move any great distance Are floating or weakly swimming animals that rely on water currents to move any great distance

5. Reproduction  Fish reproduce by shedding sperm and eggs in midwinter. It is an odd way seahorses reproduce. Male are the ones that reproduce and give offspring's. They carry about to 100-200 eggs for about three weeks.

6. Ocean Floor The ocean floor from the top is warm because the rays from the sun lights there. At the bottom of the ocean floor is cold because the light doesn’t shine all the way down there.

7. How they live  There are many different kind of aquatic animals in the ocean. Their shape, color, and uniqueness. Some camouflage so other fishes don’t eat them. Sharks are predators by the smell of blood they swim about 5 miles per minute. They are the most dangerous animals in the ocean. To survive animals depend on each other.

8. Bibliography  http://www.qustmus.g ov.qu/exhibitions/bey nd/zooplankton/index. htm http://www.qustmus.g ov.qu/exhibitions/bey nd/zooplankton/index. htm http://www.qustmus.g ov.qu/exhibitions/bey nd/zooplankton/index. htm  http://www.pbs.org/wg hh/nova/seahorse/bas ics.htm