Ocean Life

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Ocean Life
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Ocean Life

• Most live on the _________________
• Thats because they depend on the ________ which
  can only penetrate _______ meters

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Ocean Life

• Most live on the Continental Shelf
• Thats because they depend on the ________ which
  can only penetrate _______ meters

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Ocean Life

• Most live on the Continental Shelf
• Thats because they depend on the Sun which can
  only penetrate _______ meters

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Ocean Life

• Most live on the Continental Shelf
• Thats because they depend on the Sun which can
  only penetrate
• 140 meters

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Ocean Life

• Life in the oceans is classified by the area that
  the organism lives in and its ___________________
  ____.

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Ocean Life

• Life in the oceans is classified by the area that
  the organism lives in and its method of getting
  food.

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 ways to obtain food
• ____________________
• ____________________
• ____________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 ways to obtain food
• Make it
• ____________________
• ____________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 ways to obtain food
• Make it
• Go and get it
• ____________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 ways to obtain food
• Make it
• Go and get it
• Have it brought to you

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 types of life based on those methods
• __________________
• __________________
• __________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 types of life based on those methods
• Plankton
• __________________
• __________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 types of life based on those methods
• Plankton
• Nekton
• __________________

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Ocean Life

• There are 3 types of life based on those methods
• Plankton
• Nekton
• Benthos

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Plankton(drifters)

• These organisms make their own food
• They are plants or animals that hang out near
  the ________ of the water and drift with currents
• They hang out up there so that they can
  __________________ (turn light energy into food
  energy)
• Examples include eggs, jelly fish, zooplankton

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Plankton(drifters)

• These organisms make their own food
• They are plants or animals that hang out near
  the surface of the water and drift with currents
• They hang out up there so that they can
  ___________________ (turn light energy into food
  energy)
• Examples include eggs, jelly fish, zooplankton

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Plankton(drifters)

• These organisms make their own food
• They are plants or animals that hang out near
  the surface of the water and drift with currents
• They hang out up there so that they can
  _photosynthesize (turn light energy into food
  energy)
• Examples include eggs, jelly fish, zooplankton

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Nekton(swimmers)

• These organisms go and get their own food (swim)
• They have the ability to change their __________
  (sinking or floating) which allows them to search
  for food in more places
• They can do this because they have a ______
  _______________
• It allows air to enter or leave which changes the
  fishs ____________.

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Nekton(swimmers)

• These organisms go and get their own food (swim)
• They have the ability to change their buoyancy
  (sinking or floating) which allows them to search
  for food in more places
• They can do this because they have a _______
  _____________
• It allows air to enter or leave which changes the
  fishs ___________.

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Nekton(swimmers)

• These organisms go and get their own food (swim)
• They have the ability to change their buoyancy
  (sinking or floating) which allows them to search
  for food in more places
• They can do this because they have a gas bladder
• It allows air to enter or leave which changes the
  fishs __________ .

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Nekton(swimmers)

• These organisms go and get their own food (swim)
• They have the ability to change their buoyancy
  (sinking or floating) which allows them to search
  for food in more places
• They can do this because they have a gas bladder
• It allows air to enter or leave which changes the
  fishs density.

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near
• filtering food from the water

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near
• filtering food from the water
• prey on other benthos

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near
• filtering food from the water
• prey on other benthos
• eat partially decomposed scraps from eaters
  above

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near
• filtering food from the water
• prey on other benthos
• eat partially decomposed scraps from eaters
  above
• They can live on the bottom of their section of
  ocean from the continental shelf all the way to
  the bottom of the ocean (depending on the type)

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Benthos(bottom-dwellers)

• These organisms wait for food to come to them by
  either
• stinging food that comes near
• filtering food from the water
• prey on other benthos
• eat partially decomposed scraps from eaters
  above
• They can live on the bottom of their section of
  ocean from the continental shelf all the way to
  the bottom of the ocean (depending on the type)
• Examples include coral, crabs, clams, shrimp,
  snails, and kelp, the fastest growing organism in
  the world

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Special Features

• Some fish have __________________
• Its the ability of ______ things to give off
  __________

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Special Features

• Some fish have bioluminescence
• Its the ability of ______ things to give off
  _______

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Special Features

• Some fish have bioluminescence
• Its the ability of living things to give off
  light

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Special Features

• Some fish have bioluminescence
• Its the ability of living things to give off
  light
• Fish use it to attract other fish so that they
  can eat them

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