Jointed legs and an exoskeleton
scorpion
centipede
lobster
grasshopper
spider
crab
ladybug
Soft-bodied, sometimes have shells
octopus
snail
conch
long cylindrical tube-like body, no limbs, and no eyes
earthworms
spiny-skinned, suction-tubed “feet”
starfish
sea urchin
sand dollar
sponges
spongia
hollow-bodied, tentacles, stinging cells
jellyfish
sea anemone
coral
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