Marine Wildlife refers to the vast diversity of animals that inhabit the ocean and sea environments. This category encompasses a range of creatures from microscopic organisms to the largest mammals on earth. It includes, but is not limited to, species of crabs, fishes, whales, dolphins, sharks, and other marine animals. These creatures not only form an integral part of the oceanic ecosystem but are also important for maintaining the overall balance of the earth's environment. Marine Wildlife signifies both wild and non-domesticated marine animals, highlighting their natural habitats, behaviors, and conservation.