Mga Hayop sa Dagat sa Ingles na May Larawan

/fɪʃ/

isda

Pangkalahatang tawag sa hayop na lumalangoy at may kaliskis.

“A colorful fish swam past the rocks.”

/ˈpʌfərfɪʃ/

butete

Lumalaki na parang bola upang ipagtanggol ang sarili kapag natatakot.

“The pufferfish puffed up to protect itself.”

/ʃɑːrk/

pating

Mabangis na mandaragit sa dagat na may matatalim na ngipin.

“We saw a great white shark from the boat.”

/ˈdɒlfɪn/

lumba-lumba, dolphin

Matalinong hayop sa dagat na kilala sa pagiging palakaibigan.

“A playful dolphin jumped over the waves.”

/weɪl/

balyena

Napakalaking hayop sa dagat na humihinga gamit ang baga.

“A blue whale surfaced near our ship.”

/ˈɒk.tə.pəs/

pugita

May malambot na katawan at walong galamay na may pandikit.

“The octopus hid behind a large rock.”

/skwɪd/

pusit

May mahabang katawan at naglalabas ng maitim na tinta.

“The squid shot dark ink into the water.”

/kræb/

alimango, alimasag

May matigas na talukap at dalawang malalaking sipit.

“A small crab walked sideways on the beach.”

/ˈlɒbstə(r)/

lobster, banagan

Malaking lamang-dagat na may matigas na balat at sipit.

“The fisherman caught a fresh lobster today.”

/ʃrɪmp/

hipon

Maliit na lamang-dagat na karaniwang inuulam at masarap lutuin.

“She ordered grilled shrimp for dinner.”

/ˈsiː.hɔːrs/

kabayong-dagat

Maliit na isda na may hugis na tulad ng kabayo.

“The tiny seahorse held onto the plant.”

/ˈdʒɛlifɪʃ/

dikya

Parang halaya ang katawan at maaaring makapaso ang galamay.

“Watch out for that clear jellyfish in the water.”

/ˈstɑːrfɪʃ/

bangkang-bangka, starfish

Karaniwang may limang braso na hugis bituin sa dalampasigan.

“I found an orange starfish on the sand.”

/ˈstɪŋreɪ/

pagi

Papad ang katawan at may matulis na buntot na nakalalason.

“The stingray glided smoothly across the sand.”

/iːl/

igat, palos

Mahabang isda na kahawig ng ahas at madulas hawakan.

“An electric eel was resting in the cave.”

/siːl/

seal

Mammal sa malamig na dagat na may maiikling palikpik.

“A fat seal rested on the rocky shore.”

/ˈwɔːlrəs/

walrus

Malaking hayop sa yelo na may dalawang mahahabang pangil.

“The heavy walrus dove beneath the ice.”

/ˈtɜːrtəl/

pawikan, pagong

Reptilya na may matigas na bahay o talukap sa likod.

“A green turtle laid eggs on the beach.”

/ˈkɒrəl/

korales

Tahanan ng maraming isda na gawa sa matitigas na kalansay.

“Divers love to explore this bright coral reef.”

/ˈsiːwiːd/

lato, damong-dagat

Mga halaman o lumot na tumutubo sa ilalim ng dagat.

“Green seaweed washed up on the shore.”

/klæm/

kabibe, halaan

Lamang-dagat na nakatira sa dalawang magkataklob na talukap.

“We dug for a fresh clam in the mud.”

/ˈɔɪstər/

talaba

May magaspang na talukap at pinanggagalingan ng natural na perlas.

“He opened the oyster and found a pearl.”

/ˈmʌsəl/

tahong

Maitim at pahabang talukap na sikat lutuing sabaw sa Pilipinas.

“We cooked fresh mussels with garlic and white wine.”

/ˈɜːrtʃɪn/

tuyom, bulo-bulo

Matinik at bilugang hayop-dagat na karaniwang makikita sa mga bahura.

“Be careful not to step on a sea urchin in the water.”

/əˈnɛməni/

anemone sa dagat

Mukhang bulaklak na nilalang na may galamay na tirahan ng clownfish.

“A little clownfish swam safely inside the sea anemone.”

/ˈbɑːrnəkl/

barnakulo, barnacle

Maliit na nilalang na dumidikit sa bato at katawan ng barko.

“A rough barnacle stuck to the wooden dock.”

/ˈplæŋktən/

plankton

Napakaliliit na organismo na lumulutang at kinakain ng balyena.

“Whales consume tons of microscopic plankton daily.”

/krɪl/

krill, alamang

Maliit na hipon na pangunahing pagkain sa malalawak na karagatan.

“Antarctic whales feed mainly on krill.”

/ˈmæntə/

manta ray, pagi

Napakalaking uri ng pagi na may malalapad na pakpak.

“A giant manta swam right beneath our boat.”

/ˈsɔːrdfɪʃ/

malasugi

Mabilis lumangoy na isda na may ngusong tulad ng espada.

“The swordfish leaped high out of the water.”