Invertebrate animals

What's an invertebrate animal?

• It has got an internal skeleton

• It hasn't got a backbone

• it is viviparous

• it lives on land

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Click the correct groups of invertebrates

• Arthropods, insects, moluscs and others

• Moluscs, arthropods, reptiles and others

• Moluscs, arthropods, worms and others

• Arthropods, crustaceans, insects and others

Click on the characteristics that belong to MOLUSCS

• They've got a soft and muscular body

• Most of them have got an internal or external shell

• Mussels, oysters, octopuses and snails are some examples

• They've got three body parts (head, thorax and abdomen)

Click on the examples of arthropods

• Crab, ant, snail and octopus

• Earthworm, caterpillar, bee and leech

• Ladybird, prawn, spider and caterpillar

• scorpion, sponge, jellyfish and fly

Click on the characteristics that belong to worms

• They've got 6 legs

• They haven't got any leg

• They've got moist skin

• They've got a long and soft skin