British Marine Life Crossword

Predatory snail - Favourite snack is Limpets
Most common of 2 Species found in the UK. Fluffy white pups.
Sticks to rocks with strong, muscular foot. Flattened, cone shaped shell. Lives on the same place on a rock, creating a home scar.
Normally have 5 arms, covered in tiny, flexible tube feet.
Sea Slug with branching gills on the outside. Can absorb toxins from their food onto their skin to defend themselves against predators.
Predatory fish. Over 40 species in the UK. Lay eggs or have live young. (do..do..do..do..doo.doo)
Most commonly sighted marine mammal in the UK. Live in family groups.
Named after a bird because of their long neck. Small invertebrates often washed up attached to litter or boats.
Common crustacean, coloured like seaweed. You've probably caught one if you've gone crabbing.
Common crustacean, looks like a cornish pasty. Yummy!
Mythical name for shark egg cases.
Small fish which uses its tail to hold onto seagrass. Males give birth to the live young.
Flowering underwater plant. Found in shallow bays, easily damaged by anchoring boats.
Edible marine plants that can form large underwater forests. Favourite feeding place of seals.
Related to corals, soft jelly-like body with long tentacles and a big mouth in the middle.