1. Tide pool Jeopardy! Tide pool Food Web Amazing Animals Fun Facts

2. Filter feeders eat these single-celled organisms. Click Here to Return Tide pool Food Web Answer

3. Filter feeders eat plankton. Click Here to Return Answer

4. What is a scavengers favorite food? Click Here to Return Tide pool Food Web Answer

5. Scavengers eat almost anything! Click Here to Return Answer

6. These animals have “stinging cells” on the end of their tentacles to help catch prey. Click Here to Return Tide pool food Web Answer

7. Sea Anemones and other cnidarians have stinging cells called nematocysts to help catch food. Click Here to Return Answer

8. What happens when a sea star looses an arm? Click Here to Return Amazing Animals Answer

9. Sea stars and other echinoderms can regenerate body parts! Click Here to Return Answer

10. This animal lives inside old abandoned snail shells. Click Here to Return Amazing Animals Answer

11. Hermit crabs use old snail shells to protect their soft body. Click Here to Return Answer

12. Why is an octopus called “the master of disguise?” Click Here to Return Amazing Animals Answer

13. An octopus can change color and texture, squirt out a cloud of ink, and some even have “false eye” spots to make them look big! Click Here to Return Answer

14. What does an invertebrate NOT have? Click Here to Return Fun Facts Answer

15. Invertebrates have no backbone. Click Here to Return Answer

16. Why do sea hares produce lots of slime when they are left out of the water? Click Here to Return Fun facts Answer

17. Sea hares slime acts like sunscreen, protecting the moist animal from the harsh rays of the sun. Click Here to Return Answer

18. Name the three “colors” of marine plants. Fun Facts Answer

19. Click Here to Return Marine Plants are green, brown and red. Answer