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Animal Crossing New Horizons recently added Sea Creatures as part of the game's first summer update of 2020.
These sea creatures are, in many ways, just like the bugs and fish already available in Animal Crossing New Horizons.
By that, we mean that you can catch them and sell them on afterward. Of course, you can also donate them to Blathers the owl at Museum.
But like the games fish and bugs, these new Sea Creatures rotate in and out of the game based on the time of year.
All in all, you can catch 40 different types of Sea Creatures in Animal Crossing: New Horizons; an increase of 10 from the previous game Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
If you want to see a complete list of all Animal Crossing: New Horizons Sea Creatures , follow the link.
However, for the purpose of this page, we're taking a look at the Sea Creatures you can catch in July, because not all 40 are available right away, so it helps to know what critters you can catch for the time being.
So keep reading for a complete list, broken up into sections based on whether you play the game in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere.
Equally, if you want to know what fish and bugs are available to catch in July, check out the two links, just below.
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