Invertebrates are animals without a backbone. Most of them live on the sea floor, they are called benthos. If they are stuck to the rocks or bottom they are known as Sessile and they can grow up to be sea anomies. Others are Motile or free moving, they turn out to be crabs, or lobster.

Mollusks cover a diverse range of habitats and feeding types. The many habitats are known as; Benthos they live on the ocean floor, they are mainly filter feeders (They pick up nutrients as they float by with arms or ten

Tides they bring H20, food, and also disperse larvae. Space to spread out, especially for sessile animals. Their food source if it's plankton, detritus, algae, or other. The other clue you must remember in finding these animals is the tidal range(The mean or average High tide, Low tide, and slack tide or mean water level). With all these factors in mind you would most likely find crabs around the mean low and the mean water level. You would find sea anomies around the mean water level and the mean high tide. Also for sea anomies they are usually behind an object (usually a rock) to lessen the beating of the waves as the fluctuate. My observations also show that golf balls are usually around the rocks above the mean high tide.

Cnidarians are sea jellies, sea anomies and coral. Cnidarians are soft bodied animals armed with stinging tentacles, these stinging cells are called nematocysts. All Cnidarians are radially symmetrical. They reproduce asexually which means without a significant other.

Gastropods are stomach foot like snails or abalone. Bivalves have two shells li

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