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A Box Jellyfish is an example of the Phyla Cnidarians. The scientific name is Cubozoa, they live in any ocean, they are sorrounded by tenticals, they have no organs, they can't live out of water, and they have radial symmetry.

This Flatworm is an exaple of the Phyla Platyhelminthes. They tend to be found in rivers and ponds, and they are mostly freashwater. They have to live in moist environments and have bilateral symmetry.

The Invertebre's

This Azure Vase Sponge is an example of the Phyla Porifera.The scientific name is Cally Spongia Plicifera, and they ive in aquatic environments and most found in coral reefs. They are Asexual, they have asymmetry, filter feeders, and they have no nervous system.

Porifera

Cnidarians

Platyhelminthes

This Crab is an example of the Phyla Arthropods. The scientific name is Brachyura. their usual habitat is anywhere but mostly in sand or soil borrows, Known as decapods due to their eight legs, and their exposkelliton makes cotton, they also have bilateral symmetry.

Mollusks

Arthropods

This Annelids worm is an example of Phyla Mollusks. their scientific name is Phylum Annelida, and they live in mois environments. thry do have a digestive system, and with that comes two openenings, they even have a nervous system, and bilateral symmetry.

This Sea Urchin is an example of Phyla Echinderms. The scientific name is Echinodermala, Their habitat is in oceans, and they can survive outside of water about as long as the low tide. They are the most closely related to vertebres than any other Phyla, and they have radial symmetry. They have thousands of tube feet, and have complete digestive systems.

Echinoderms

This Stag Beetle is an example of Phyla Annelids. Their scientific name is Phylum Anthropods, and they have bilateral symmetry. They also have Exposkellitons, appendage structures, and three body segments.

Annelids

This Roundworm is an example of Phyla Nematoda. They live in any moist environment, and have bilateral symmetry. They have nerve, muscle, digestive tissues, and a simple brain. They feed on almost everything, and they can be up to 100 micrometers to 1 meter long.