Aquatic Alphabet - Q

Welcome to the Aquatic Alphabet, where all letters are one with the sea! There are only nine Q-lettered aquatic species I could find for this quiz, and most have the word "Queen" in their name, so this quiz will either be very easy or very difficult. Try it out!

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A round, hard shelled clam that is found near the US Atlantic coast. Also the name of the fictitious city that Family Guy takes place in.

Quahog

This sea snail is edible and very large. They have long eye stalks, which they are able to move independently.

Queen Conch

It's name comes from its body shape, which resembles that of a primary bird feather.

Quillfish

Only found in coral reefs in the western Pacific Ocean, this fish is known for its comb-like teeth, and can reach a maximum length of 7.5 centimeters.

Queensland Blenny

They are named in reference to the venomous spines on their backs (dorsal fin). They are usually caught in cold water.

Quillback Rockfish

One of the largest and aggressive species of triggerfish. It is distinguished by the blue lines around its head and fins.

Queen Triggerfish

Originating from South Asia and near Malaya, this species of fish is small and grey, with green and yellow stripes across its body.

Queen Danio

They have a long and slender body, with a chevron-shaped pattern on their back.

Quakerfish

This fish is a common catch in sport fishing within southern California fishing piers.

Queenfish

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