| OCTOPODS | Some days, groups of whales will follow round other sea creatures |
| BEEGEES | "Lonely Days" group |
| NAUTILI | Some tuna utilise other sea creatures (7) |
| MUSSEL | "Clappy-doo" with a mother-of-pearl-lined shell, often found anchored to a rock pool with other sea creatures such as an anemone, limpet, periwinkle or starfish (6) |
| ABALONES | Sailors catching sole and other sea-creatures (8) |
| CATFISH | Tiger shark? Some other sea creature |
| CLAM | Crab loves all meal starters for other sea creature |
| ASCIDIAN | From "wineskin, leather bag", a zoological term for a sea grape, sea peach, sea tulip or other sea squirt, characterised by its outer "tunic" and ejection of water (8) |
| PODS | Social groups of whales or dolphins; or. the cases of peas or vanilla seeds (4) |
| NAIANT | Meaning "to swim", word for a dolphin, fish, shrimp or other sea creature emblazoned as swimming horizontally across a heraldic field (6) |
| BLUBBER | The fat of whales and other sea animals (7) |
| PRINCEALBERT | Printer cable twisted round other half of ruler |
| COPEPODS | Crustaceans manage when facing groups of whales |
| MARINE | Sea snakes eat mostly small fish, other sea snakes, eels and fish eggs but will eat any ___ life |
| TAFFRAIL | Follow round a pair of females in ship's bar |
| DOTING | Can follow round in state of adoration |
| AUKS | Sea bird driving back other sea birds (4) |
| OMELETTE | Which dish consists of eggs, beaten and fried, and often served folded round other ingredients (8) |
| ENEMY | Why soldiers initially escaped round other side (like 16) (5) |
| BINDWEED | Plant that twines itself round other plants, trees etc (8) |
