Mollusks are soft-bodied animals with a hard protective covering.

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Mollusks are soft-bodied animals with a hard protective covering.

There are many types of mollusks, including clams, oysters, snails, squid and octopi. There are many Mollusks that we eat!

The Mollusk Phylum has three Main classes: 1. Gastropods (ex. - snails) 2. Bivalves (ex. - clams) 3. Cephalopods (ex. - squid)

Mollusks have a mantle, which is protective tissue Covering its body. They breathe using gills, and they Move using a muscular foot.

One advancement that mollusks have is an open circulatory system. The blood is not always inside of veins.

Gastropods(snails) have adapted to life on land. This is a big step! Most gastropods are covered with a protective shell. Many have eyes.

Gastropods use a radula, a rough tongue, to eat by scraping off food.

The next class of mollusks is bivalves, which includes clams and oysters

Bivalves are covered by a hard protective Hinged shell, like this giant clam below.

The last class of mollusks is cephalopods, Which includes octopi and squid. Cephalopod means “head-foot”. Can you see why it has this name?

Cephalopods have many advancements: 1. Closed circulatory system (blood always within heart or veins) 2. A foot divided in to tentacles 3. A well-developed nervous system with eyes

Fact or fiction?

Here is a photo of a real giant squid.

The squid in the previous picture measured 50 feet long and weighed 5000 lbs.! It’s eyes would be almost the size of a soccer ball. And here’s an interesting fact….in the water, Giant squid are “Horace Mann” maroon in color. Perhaps we should reconsider our mascot?