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Okay Detective Sponge Bob! Here is your chance to test your final detetive knowledge. You may use your chart to crack to following cases of missing invertebrates. . . GOOD LUCK!!

 

 

Use the back of your chart and number your paper 1-8:

  1. I live in fresh water, salt water, and on land. I have eyes and organs that pump blood. I can stand with or without a shell. Oftentimes my "foot" is used for feasting. Who am I?

  2. I am very important to farmers because I help prepare their soil. My stiff hairs or "bristles" help me move easily through the soil. I have organs and unbreakable hearts! Who am I?

  3. People often pity me for my unfortunate lifestyle. I have no mouth or organs and I'm always standing in one place. Fear not predators, my bad taste and stinky odor will keep me safe! Who am I?

  4. I am found in streams, ponds, or in other organisms. I often feast on others nutrients. My flat body can grow to great lengths! Who am I?

  5. I am often divided into five sections and am known for my symmetrical body. I live on the ocean floor. If you are at the sand bar, I may tickle you with my spines! Who am I?

  6. My tube like body is very distinct. I may have once lived inside your household pet. I also can be found in the soil or water. Who am I?

  7. I am a member of the largest group of invertebrates. You can find me anywhere! I have a hard exoskeleton, jointed feet, and am usually made up of two or three sections. Who am I?

  8. Beware of me! If I find you threatening I have tentacles to protect me! I move in many ways including my mouth and catching rides on clownfish. Who am I?



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