2.  Definition-An animal with tentacles that have the ability to sting its prey or predators.  Body systems-Jellyfish are shaped like umbrellas and everything is arranged around the mouth.  Reproduction-Cnidaria reproduce both sexual and asexual. In jellyfish meduce release sperm and egg cells into water.  Food-Jellyfish sting there prey and pull it toward there mouth… later they bring the waste out of there mouth witch is also there exiting hole.  Habitat-Jellyfish can be found in sea’s a crossed the world in the cold artic to the warm tropical sea’s of the pacific and Indian ocean.  Predators-The jellyfish’s predator's are the ocean sunfish. They will consume jellyfish of various sizes.  Fun Facts-Some jellyfish live near the surface and others live deep in the water. Jellyfish have been on the earth for over 650 million years.

3.  Definition- An animal with a round tube like body that has digestive system with two openings.  Body System- They have a nervous system they have a brain and other organs.  Reproduction- They can only reproduce asexual by cutting in half or pieces off.  Food- They eat any organisms they live in and they have 2 opening 1 is the mouth and the other is the digestive.  Habitat- sometimes they live in the ground but other places are other organisms.  Predators- Fish is a predator and a man made predator is a fishing hook.  Fun Facts-They live in organisms for life and food.

4.  Definition-An animal with a soft body and no bones.  Body system- Mollusks have a muscular foot. They use it to burrow into the sand on the ocean floor.  Reproduction-Mollusk reproduce sexually. They release eggs and sperm into water where there egg is fertilized.  Food- Snails have an organ called a radular it is shaped like a tongue. They use it to cut through hard surfaces like clamshells so they can get there food.  Habitat- snails live on land and others live in salt water or fresh water.  Predators- Ousters and giant clams are predators to snails. People overharvest these snails for there unique shells.  Fun Facts- The giant African snail grows up to a length of 6 inches.

5.  Definition- An invertebrate that has an internal skeleton and spines that are part of its skin.  Body System- Most echinoderms have five arms that are attached at the center of the body.  Reproduction- A sexual reproduction in echinoderms usually involves the divides of the body into two more parts.  Food- Echinoderms have suckers on there feet that allows them to captor there prey.  Habitat- They live in only the ocean. They get oxygen from the sea water.  Predators- Sharks, Bony Fish, and Gastropods are predators of a Echinoderms.  Fun Facts- The mouth is in the center of the underside of the body.

6. Very funny!!!!!!!!!

7. By: Megan Steele!!!