'Stinging tentacles' presentation slideshows

Animal Kingdom

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Invertebrates

Invertebrates. What is an invertebrate?. An animal that has no backbone Most animals in the world are invertebrates Most invertebrates are smaller than vertebrates. Porifera. Aquatic Multicellular Tiny pores all over their bodies Example: Sponge. Cnidaria. Aquatic Soft-bodied

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Cnidarians

Cnidarians. Jellyfish, Corals Anemones and Hydroids. Cnidarians. Cnidarians eat mussels, fish, plankton, and worms. Cnidarians eat by stinging their prey so it becomes paralyzed, and then they bring the food into their stomach. Phylum Cnidaria.

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Chapter 1 Environmental Sciences

Chapter 1 Environmental Sciences. Interactions among Living Things Section 3. Adaptation. A characteristic that allows a species to live successfully in its environment fast sharp claws sharp teeth Protective Covering camouflage stinging tentacles. Why adapt?.

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Chapter 26-3

Chapter 26-3. Cnidarians. by us three :). Cnidarians are. soft-bodied, carnivorous animals that have stinging tentacles arranged in circles around their mouths the simplest animals to have body symmetry and specialized tissues

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The Clownfish

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Species Interactions Crash Course

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Cnidaria

Phylum:. Cnidaria. Include:. Jellyfish S ea Anemones Coral. Classifications. Hydrozoa ; typical jellyfish. Scyphozoans ; colony jellyfish. Anthozoans; sea anenomes , coral. Typical Jellyfish. Colony Jellyfish. Sea Anenomes. Coral. Domain Kingdom. Animalia. Scientific Name.

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