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Rugose anemone
This marine animal is generally a pale beige colour. Its tubular body is covered with hemispherical tubercules (bumps). Tentacles surround its mouth, which is located on the top of its body.
ClassAnthozoaOrderActiniariaFamilyHormathiidae -
Scarlet psolus
The scarlet psolus is a brightly coloured, elongated animal. Its dorsal side is rounded and its ventral side is flattened.
ClassHolothuroideaOrderDendrochirotidaFamilyPsolidae -
Sea Lamprey
Sea lampreys have an elongated body, similar to that of an eel, and are characterized by their oral disk bearing numerous rings of teeth. They lack jaws and possess a cartilaginous skeleton.
ClassCephalaspidomorphiOrderPetromyzontiformesFamilyPetromyzontidae -
Sea raven
This elongated fish is stockier toward the front of its body. Its large head bears numerous bumps and bony ridges, as well as fleshy tabs extending under its lower jaw.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderScorpaeniformesFamilyHémitriptéridés -
Sea strawberry, Red soft coral
Sea strawberry is made up of many polyps. It resembles a trunk with many branches, on which the polyps are found. The mouth of each polyp is surrounded by 8 tentacles.
ClassAnthozoaOrderAlcyonaceaFamilyNephtidae -
Shorthorn sculpin
This fish has an elongated body, with spines near its gills and on its large, flattened head. It has a large mouth and eyes. Behind its spiny dorsal fin is a fin with blurry bars.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderScorpaeniformesFamilyCottidae -
Silver spotted anemone
The silver spotted anemone is a squat organism, with a columnar body topped by tentacles.
ClassAnthozoaOrderActiniariaFamilyActiniidae -
Spotted wolffish
The spotted wolffish gets its name from the fact that it has enormous teeth and numerous brown spots on its body.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderPerciformesFamilyAnarhichadidae -
Striped bass
The striped bass has an elongated body, a large mouth and a forked tail. It varies in colour from dark olive green to steel blue or even black.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderPerciformesFamilyMoronidae -
Surf scoter
The surf scoter is about the same size as the black scoter, but its larger head and bill make it resemble a common eider.
ClassBirdsOrderAnseriformesFamilyAnatidae (geese and ducks)