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Aquatic Alphabet - J

Welcome to the Aquatic Alphabet, where all letters are one with the sea! This quiz focuses specifically on J-lettered ocean species.
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Last updated: April 29, 2024
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Jeppy
It can be used as an ingredient called unagi, and it can be grilled and served as kabayaki.
Japanese Eel
When creating burrows, they scoop up sand in their mouth and spit it elsewhere to create tunnels in the sand floor.
Jawfish
It is known for its aggressive nature and facial features that are akin to a 1920s American boxer with the same name.
Jack Dempsey
They are orange and red in body color with black fins. They feed on flakes and blood worms.
Jewel Tetra
They have long tentacles that hang from their bell-shaped bodies. Their bodies are 95% water, and some species of it can sting.
Jellyfish
Native to Africa, these small cichlid fishes boast bright colors as well as speckles of bright blue covering their body.
Jewelfish
It is called "aji" in Japanese cuisine, "istavrit" in Turkish cuisine, and "carapau" in Portuguese cuisine.
Jack Mackerel
This species of crab has the longest leg span of any arthropod, at almost four meters.
Japanese Spider Crab
It can be found near Australia and New Zealand, and can be found between 80-500 below the ocean surface. They are brownish in color.
Javelin
They have a flat, olive-colored body with a dark spot on its side to confuse prey.
John Dory
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