I WONDER - Where Do Invertebrates Live?

The video discusses the adaptations of vertebrates and invertebrates to their environments. Vertebrates are well-suited to ocean life due to their lightweight bodies, while invertebrates, such as jellyfish and squid, thrive in the ocean with soft bodies. Some invertebrates have protective exoskeletons, like crabs and sea urchins. The video also mentions vertebrates that live on land, including spiders and bees.

Why are vertebrates well-suited to living in the ocean?

• They have gills that help them breathe underwater.

• Their lightweight bodies allow them to float easily.

• Their scales protect them from predators.

• They have heavy bones that help them sink.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an oceanic invertebrate?

• Spider

• Sea cucumber

• Squid

• Jellyfish

What feature do some invertebrates have to protect themselves from predators?

• Exoskeletons

• Wings

• Feathers

• Fins

Which invertebrate is known for having spikes on its shell?

• Jellyfish

• Prawn

• Crab

• Sea urchin

Which of the following is a vertebrate that lives on land?

• Sea cucumber

• Squid

• Bee

• Jellyfish