Animal Kingdom
Creature Features
Phyla: Porifera
Name: Sponge
Habitat: Water
Symmetry: Assymmetry
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds: Is a filter feeder
Nervous System: None
Fun Fact: Is sessile (attatched to something as an adult)
Phyla: Cnidaria
Name: Jellyfish
Habitat: Water
Symmetry: Radial
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
What it feeds on: Meat
Nervous System: Simple, netlike
Fun Fact: Has asexual OR sexual reproduction
Phyla: Platyhelminthe
Name: Tapeworm
Habitat: All Major
Symmetry: Bilat
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Anima;s / Smaller lifeforms
Nervous System: Longitudinal Fibres
Fun Fact: No internal cavity
Phyla: Arthropod
Name: Spider
Habitat: EVERYWHERE
Symmetry: Bilatteral
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Feeds on everything
Nervous System: Brain and Ganglia
Fun Fact: Arthropods like Spiders can have anywhere from 3 to 400 pairs of legs
Phyla: Mollusk
Name: Snail
Habitat: Mostly marine, some land
Symmetry: Bilatteral
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Eats wide variety
Nervous System: Circum-oesophagal ring, ganglia and paired nerve chords
Fun Fact: Phyla name comes from the latin Molluscus, meaning soft of body.
Phyla: Echioderma
Name: Starfish
Habitat: Water
Symmetry: 5 ray
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Eats particles in the water and other animals
Nervous System: Circum-oseophageal ring
Fun Fact:
Phyla: Annelid
Name: Worm
Habitat: Most enviroments
Symmetry: Bilatteral
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Eats wide range of things
Nervous System: Amterior nerve ring, gangla and bentral nerve chord
Fun Fact: Not many annelids are commonly known
Phyla: Nematoda
Name: Nematoda (I think)
Habitat: Everywhere
Symmetry: Bilatteral
Vertebrate/Invertebrate: Invertebrate
How it Feeds- Everything
Nervous System: Pharyngeal nerve ring
Fun Fact: Normally sexual reproduction