Echinoderms and worms
What is Filtering Feeding?
Anthropods share these two characteristics
What are exoskeletons and molting?
The meaning of Amphibian.
What is "Double life"?
Mammals that lay eggs.
What is Platypus and Echidna?
An Animal with no Brain and Nematocysts
What is a Jellyfish?
This Echinoderm has spines over their body and can regrow limbs
What is a Starfish?
A common staple of Maryland seafood Cuisine.
What is a Crab?
The amount of growth stages for Amphibians.
What is three?
The only marsupial in the Americas
What is an opossum?
An animal within the Phylum Porifera
What is a Sponge?
A fancy word for segemented worms like an Earth Worm.
What is Annelid?
The two categories fish fall into.
What are boney and Cartilage?
An animal that eats only plants.
What is a Herbivore?
What is an insectivore?
3 different species of Bivalves
What are Clams, Scallops, and Oysters?
This requires a living host to attach to.
What is a parasite?
What is Cold-blooded?
The animal prefers saltwater and can grow up to 23 ft.
What is a Crocodile?
A method of using sound to navigate.
What is echolocation?
This animal has a beak and tentacles
What is a Squid? (or Octopus)
Body parts repeating around a central part.
What is a Radial Symmetry?
Fish of this kind of water are generally more colorful for camouflage, warning, and attracting food.
What is Saltwater?
An animal with both eyes looking forward has this.
A land based mollusks without a shell
What is a Slug?