Lists

Species beginning with G range from guppies in home aquariums to giant groupers of coral reefs, along with gars and Greenland sharks.

Discover 55+ fish that start with F, including flounder, flying fish, fangtooth, and freshwater drum, plus many lesser-known species.

Explore a world of incredible abilities, where the Electric Eel generates a stunning shock, the Elephantnose Fish navigates with a sixth sense, and the European Eel embarks on an epic, ocean-spanning journey.

Discover 83 fish that start with D, including dolphin fish, damselfish, dogfish, and discus, along with many rare species.

The world’s oceans and rivers are home to a captivating cast of creatures starting with ‘C’, from the clever Clownfish finding sanctuary in a stinging anemone, to the colossal Catfish commanding the riverbeds, and the infamous Carcharodon carcharias ruling the open seas.

Explore our ultimate guide to meet the fascinating species with the letter ‘B’ From the bottom-walking Batfish and the car-sized Basking Shark to the ancient Bowfin, a living fossil from the time of dinosaurs.

The majority of the largest coral reefs in the world are found in warm tropical waters. This is because tropical waters provide the ideal conditions for coral growth and development.

While most marine species have the ability to swim, a subset of marine animals that cannot swim. These animals, however, may have limited mobility or rely on other forms of movement.

The only common names of fish that start with X include the X-Ray Tetra, Xantic Sargo, and Xanthogramma Sandperch. On the other hand, scientific names of fish with X are a lot more numerous.

Some of the most popular fish that start with H include Hagfish, Hake, Haddock, Halibut, Horn Shark, Hogfish, Hammerhead Shark, and Herring to name but a few – a testament to the vastness and diversity of the marine animal world.

The Atlantic Ocean is home to the world’s second-largest barrier reef, the world’s largest islands, and the mysterious “milky sea” phenomenon.