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These calm, plant-eating marine creatures inhabit shallow coastal regions, especially around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Commonly known as "sea cows," they face threats from habitat destruction and human interference.
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These dolphins are recognized for their unique humps and can be found in regions close to India, Sri Lanka, and East Africa. They are categorized as endangered because of dangers posed by fishing activities and the degradation of their habitats.
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The whale shark, recognized as the largest fish globally, often inhabits the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, particularly around India and the Maldives. In spite of their massive dimensions, these creatures are gentle filter feeders,
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This seabird, which is critically endangered, is native to Christmas Island in the eastern Indian Ocean. It is an adept aerial hunter, depending on its nimbleness to snatch food from other birds.
These large, colorful reef fish are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. They are known for their distinctive shape and large size.