1. UnderWater World Singapore Reg No: 25 Name: Bryan Chow Class: 1N3

3. Sea Angels The species exhibited, called Clione limacina, is found in the ice-cold polar seas of the Northern Hemisphere. Belonging to Orthogastrooda, a subclass of Gastropoda which snails and slugs fall under, the sea angel is actually a translucent and shell-less sea snail that does not grow more than 5 cm in length. On top of sea angel's head you can find a distinctive pair of projections, which are actually its sensory organs. Its feet have even evolved into wing-like appendages called the parapodia.

4. Mimic Octopus A true "Master of Disguise", the mimic octopus is the first known species that mimics other animals and can switch from one disguise to another. Discovered in the 1998, the mimic octopus can mimic the textures, size, color and behavior to appear like venomous animals they are mimicking. They can splay out the tentacles like the lion fish or hide their 6 tentacles in the sea bottom and wave 2 opposite tentacles on the sea bottom like a sea snake.

5. Garden Eels Garden eels are shy creatures living together in a colony on the sandy sea floor. They grow up to 40 cm in length, although no more than a half of their bodies are usually seen above the sand.