Whales, walrus, seals, otter, polar bears, puffin,
The Walrus.
Yes, Seahorses live in Coral reefs. Along with Sea anemones and Clown fish! Lots of animals live in Coral reefs. Almost the majority of animals that live in warm waters live in nice big Coral reefs
Not all crabs live near the shoreline. A few live near the shoreline while others live on the ocean floor. It's just the habitat they prefer.
i live close to the shoreline in Oklahoma.
The mighty Yukon River....I used to live off of it:)
No, but he did go on many explorations in the alaskas!
They live in the intertidal zone.
Antarctica is the biggest desert and the only animals that live there are penguins and seals and sea lions. Most of these live along the coast and not in the interior of the desert.
Lakes have more species because there is more freshwater and room to live. Plus life isn't swept away with a current. Animals can try to fish easier here and there is a shoreline for animals to live on and a still surface for plants to grow upon.
Starfish, mussels, that kind of thing.
sharks,whales,EX.
MOSTLY ROBINS AND FOXES LIVE ON MOORS,ALONG WITH SHEEP but no goats and plenty squirrels