Invertebrates
Arthropods, cinaridans, and echoniderms
Arthropods
Arthropods are made up of three groups. They are crustations, arachnids, and insects. Crustations have large claws to catch prey and rip it into pieces. Arachnids often have poison that will kill or stun its prey. Insects are the only invertebrates that can fly. They breath through oxygen ducts in their sides.
Cnidarians
Sting sting
Cnidarians have stinging tenticals that stun its prey. After the prey is stunned, it gets drawn into the predator's mouth/ waste disposal. The Cnidarians only have one opening for food.
Jellyfish
Sting sting sting.
Sunny side up jellyfish
Our sunnyside ups have quite a sting to them.
Aurelia jellyfish
Food for some (sunnyside up) jellyfish.
Echoniderms
The word Echoniderm comes from the Latin words spiny skin. Starfish are Echinoderms, and so are sea cucumbers. All Echoniderms live in water, and usually never leave the area where they were born.
Starfish
Hi. Can you please cut me in half? I want a clone.
Sunflower starfish
You don't want these in your garden.
Deep sea cucumber
You just might not want one of these in your mouth.