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Illustration of a large ant with two green leaves over it and a person standing in front of it. Spanish captions.

Butterfly on pink flowers with green foliage. Spanish captions.

An illustrated ladybug in flowers. Spanish captions.

Crab in the water. Caption: They also have a hard, external skeleton

Microscopic view of a transparent tube-shaped organism. Caption: an energy reserve the cell can draw on

Closeup of an Indian walking stick camouflaged in twigs and leaves. It's brown with a long, thin body and legs.

Still image from: Jellyfish for Kids

Closeup view of two brown spherical objects with a haze of green substance surrounding them. Caption: Often called fire algae, some types of dinoflagellates

Protists, single celled organisms.

Small translucent speckled animal nestled on pebbles. Caption: but the Hawaiian bobtail squid is a master of disguise.

Sea slug crawling on the sea floor. Caption: in the nervous systems of slugs and other animals.

Closeup of tendrils. Caption: There are 8 groups of invertebrates.

Sea anemone. Spanish captions.

Coral in the water. Spanish captions.

Closeup of a slug with arrows labeling its optical and sensory tentacles at the front, its mantle in the middle, and its keel towards the back.

Crab with red legs and a darker body. Caption: Most of the year, the red crabs live in their burrows inland.

Microscopic image of a ciliate, an oval-shaped structure with small eyelashlike filaments along the outside of the cell like fringe.

Microscopic image of a flagellate, a long oval with a long, thin tail extending out and away from one end.

Microscopic image of several worm-like pond creatures in various coiling formations.

Specimens of worms are stacked in bottled jars. On screen text, 427,000 specimens. Caption: Philips, we have at least 427,000 specimens of worms,

Example of two kinds of Protista, euglena and protozoa. Caption: Nearly all the organisms placed in the Protista kingdom

Magnified view of small, tube-like structures. Caption: Bacteria are often classified based on their shape.

Still image from: What Are Cnidarians?

Still image from: What Are Echinoderms?

Still image from: What Are Mollusks?

Still image from: What Are Porifera?