🌊 Do you know which ocean animals can breathe underwater? | Oceana

🦎💦 Open wide! To catch their prey in swift-moving water, Japanese giant salamanders have huge mouths relative to their body size. For being such a large animal, their eyes are quite tiny, so they rely heavily on their olfactory senses to seek out their meal. . . . 🐟🦐 At the Reptile Discovery center, our salamanders receive frozen-thawed smelt, which are similar in size to loaches (a small fish native to Japan), as well as live earthworms and frozen-thawed herring and shrimp. | Smithsonian’s