Sea Animals For Kids | Soso Goes On A Submarine to Explore Some Sea Animals!

Hello friends, it's me Soso and today we're going underwater on a submarine. We're going to explore and learn about sea animals and sea creatures. So let's get ready on this fun-filled adventure. Come on! It's an orange clownfish and a surgeonfish just like the movie Finding Nemo. Hi Nemo! There's a sea turtle! Sea turtles are the largest turtles in the world. So cool! Bye! Killer whales, also known as orca, are the ocean's top predators. They are the largest member of the dolphin family. They are called killer whales because in ancient times sailors observed them hunting and preying other whales. Let's keep exploring! Dolphins! Dolphins are known for many things including their intelligence, communication skill, and they're friendly to humans. They are very social animals that live in groups called pods. Pods can range in size from a few dolphins to hundreds. See you later! Whoa! There's a shark coming! It looks like a great white shark! You can tell it's a great white shark by its large torpedo-shaped body, pointed snout, and crescent-shaped tail. They are typically grayish on top and white on the underside. It's coming! Shark attacks are very rare. Humans don't interest them, but they may attack if they feel threatened. It's leaving! Let's get going! Oh look! Can you tell me what sea animal that is? Humpback whale! Humpback whales are named for the hump in front of their small dorsal fin, which is more noticeable when they dive. Let's follow it! They are about the size of a large school bus that can grow to be 40 to 60 feet long. Whoa! Look at that huge whale! Can you tell me what kind of whale that is? Yes! That's correct! It's the blue whale! It's so much bigger compared to the humpback whale. It's at least twice its size! Blue whales are the largest known animals to have ever lived on Earth, measuring about 100 feet long and weighing as much as 440,000 pounds! That's larger than any dinosaurs that ever lived! Can you tell me what sea animal this is? That's right! It's a catfish! The catfish got the name from its whisker because it looks like a cat whisker! Catfish are known for their whiskers, or barbells, which help them taste and smell. Oh look! Can you tell me what that is? That's right! It's a starfish! Do you know why it's called a starfish? Yes! That's correct! Because it looks like a star! Great job! Can you tell me what sea animal this is? Yes! An octopus! Octopuses have eight limbs, which are generally referred to as arms. They have multiple brains, one in their head and small ones in each arm. That's nine brains! They also have three hearts, but us humans, we have one heart! There's something colorful below us! Let's go down! Wow! It's a jellyfish! It's so beautiful! Jellyfish got their name because it looks like it's made of jelly! They are actually made of around 95% of water. They come in many different shapes and sizes, but typically have an umbrella-like body known as a bell, like this one! Yay! That was so much fun! If you enjoyed this video and want to see more videos like this, please give us a like and subscribe below! Until then, have a beautiful day, take care, and goodbye!