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Ocean Life and Marine Biology · K-12 · Game Night and Road Trips

Coral Reefs and Marine Invertebrates

Coral reef formation and common marine invertebrates such as octopuses, jellyfish, and sea stars, one concept or species per card.

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35 basic cards for K-12 Ocean Life and Marine Biology. It opens with "What tiny animals build the calcium carbonate skeletons that form coral reefs?" and "What symbiotic algae living in coral tissue provides most of its energy and". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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What tiny animals build the calcium carbonate skeletons that form coral reefs?
Show answerCoral polyps
What symbiotic algae living in coral tissue provides most of its energy and color?
Show answerZooxanthellae
What eight-armed marine invertebrate is known for its intelligence and ability to change color and texture?
Show answerThe octopus
What marine invertebrate has a soft body, no bones, and is known for producing ink as a defense?
Show answerThe octopus (and also squid and cuttlefish)
What marine invertebrate has ten arms, including two longer feeding tentacles, distinguishing it from the octopus?
Show answerThe squid
What marine invertebrate is known for its remarkable ability to rapidly change skin color and pattern for camouflage and communication?
Show answerThe cuttlefish
What spiny, star-shaped marine invertebrate can regenerate lost arms and typically has five arms?
Show answerThe sea star (starfish)
What marine invertebrate has a soft body protected by a hinged, two-part shell, such as a clam or oyster?
Show answerA bivalve
What marine invertebrate has a single spiral shell and a muscular foot used for movement, such as a conch or sea snail?
Show answerA gastropod (sea snail)
What venomous marine invertebrate, related to coral, has a soft, umbrella-shaped body and trailing tentacles?
Show answerA jellyfish
What marine invertebrate lacks the umbrella-shaped body of a true jellyfish but shares a similar sting, and is technically a colony of organisms?
Show answerThe Portuguese man o' war
What spiny marine invertebrate, sometimes eaten as a delicacy, has a hard, round shell covered in movable spines?
Show answerThe sea urchin
What marine invertebrate, related to sea stars, has a soft, elongated body and expels its internal organs as a defense mechanism?
Show answerThe sea cucumber
What marine invertebrate group, including sea anemones, jellyfish, and coral, is characterized by stinging cells called cnidocytes?
Show answerCnidarians
What marine invertebrate looks like a colorful flower but is actually a stinging predator that traps small fish and shrimp?
Show answerThe sea anemone

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