Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Spiny-bodied Animals

Sand dollar
Brittle Star
Sea Cucumber
Sea Urchin
Starfish
  1. They have five-part bodies and spines.
  2. They have many tube feet with tiny suction cups.
  3. There feet help them move, feel, and capture food.
  4. They only live in water.
  5. The body wall of these animals contains a skeleton of plates.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Arthropods

Myriapod  centipede
Arachnid spider
Crustacean hermit crab
Insect butterfly
  1.  They are more complex then segmented worms.
  2. They have an outer skeleton, legs that bend at joint, and body divided.
  3. Each body part does a job.
  4. They can feel, taste, and smell as well as organs for breathing.
  5. There outer skeleton is called exoskeleton.
  6. They must molt or shed.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Segmented Worms

earthworm
clamworm
leech
  1. They are more complex than mollusks.
  2. They have two openings.
  3. They have bodies that are divided into rings, or segments.
  4. Some live on land and some live on salt or fresh water.
  5. They have organ systems for digesting food.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Mollusks

Snail
Squid
Octopus
  1. Mollusks are soft- bodied invertebrates.
  2. Some live in water and some live on land.
  3. Some have shells and some do not. 
  4. Most have heads and muscular foot.
  5. Mollusks are very complex than sponges and all of the ones we learned.

Monday, October 3, 2011

Roundworms

roundworms
  1. They have two openings.
  2. They have bodies that regenerate.
  3. Most roundworms are parasites.
  4. You will not find roundworms outside.
  5. They are more complex.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Flatworms

tapeworm
planarian
  1. Flatworms can replace some of there body.
  2. They have one opening end.
  3. They have cells that turn in to tissues.
  4. A flatworm is another underground regeneration.
  5. They have no backbone.
  6. Flatworms are soft and flat.
fluke

Monday, September 26, 2011

Stinging-Celled Oranisms

Jellyfish
Hydra
sea anemone
  1. Invertebrates do not have backbones.
  2. They have tentacle.
  3. They live in water.
  4. They can not leave in there place.
  5. They can replace there body parts.
  6. coral
  7. They have an open mouth.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Sponges

1. Sponges are a kind of invertebrates.
2. They are different kind of shapes and sizes colors too.
3. Sponges can't move ware they want to go.
4. They eat little food in side of water.
5. If sponges get damaged it can grow back.
6. Sponges live on the sea floor.
7. It is not a plant.

pink sponges
sponges