By the Students in Room 305. Surprise! Octopi body parts are very surprising. First of all they have eight tentacles covered in suckers. Their ink holes.

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By the Students in Room 305

Surprise! Octopi body parts are very surprising. First of all they have eight tentacles covered in suckers. Their ink holes are called siphons. They have a beak instead of a mouth which is in the middle of their tentacles. There are 2 weird things about their body. Their brain is in-between their eyes and their body which includes their stomach and their heart is above their eyes. This part of their body is called the mantle.

Amazing Jellyfish Diet By Amariah What they eat and how they get it Jellyfish eat plankton,shrimp, and other jellyfish, and crabs. Jellyfish pull their feeding arms jellyfish sometimes swim right to them.

Habitats Black Widow’s habitats are usually in dark places. Sometimes they live in outdoor toilets, log stacks, sheds, trash piles, or hollow trees. Males live on ground. These creatures live in every state except Alaska.

AMAZING JELLYFISH BY AUGIE DID YOU KNOW? JELLYFISH HAVE NO BONES,HEART,AND NO BRAIN!THAT IS VERY AMAZING!

Surprise!!!!!!!!!!! Scorpions are one type of invertebrate animal. Scorpions have six eyes. Isn't that amazing!!!

AMAZING SCORPIONS BY: WILLIAM Surprise? There are over 4,000 types of scorpions, and only about 3 dozen can kill a human with a sting. Some scorpions are barely noticeable. Hope you never come face to stinger with a Striped Bark Scorpion!

Surprise! Jelly Fish shoot darts out of their tentacles to paralyze their prey.

Octopuses eat fish, clams and crabs and other octopuses!

Out of this world Length Did you know some giant squid can be 42ft. long? Most giant squid aren’t actually that long, but they are normally about 32ft. Long. Still, that’s pretty long for a squid!

Did you know? You might think black widows are humongous, big, and hairy but they are actually the size of a pea. That is one small spider!

Did You Know? I bet you thought octopus were fish, well they’re not!!! Even though they live underwater, and fish are vertebrate but octopus are invertebrate. Now you shouldn’t think that octopus are fish. Out Of This World, Outstanding Octopus by Madelyn

Amazing Octopuses are not fish. They are a type of Invertebrate. They are also crustaceans. Isn’t that awesome?

THE AMAZING OCTOPUS BY OLIVIA Where octopus live? Pollution is one home for an octopus! Here are some more like coral reefs, caves and ship wrecks.

Scorpion Creeps by Otto Did you know? Scorpions defend themselves by using their stinger. They are not insects, they are arachnids.

Staring Sea Stars By Lydia Pratt SURPRISE!! Sea Stars eat in a very weird way. They go out to find a mussel, then they open the mussel a little bit. After that they pull their stomach out though their mouth, and they dig in. I hope you had fun learning about how Sea Stars eat.

Gentle giants of the sea They live 1600 and 1300 feet below the surface. They live in the deep dark depths of Antarctica, Canada, and Mexico and the sea of Cortez. How many relatives are there to a giant squid? There are many relatives to a giant squid. Like the octopus the cuttlefish. These animals are a sub species in the squid family. Squids have two legs and eight arms the cuttlefish does to. It’s a very weird animal.