Molluscs are soft-bodied animals that are classified based on the number of shells they possess. They have three main body parts - a head containing sense organs, a foot used for movement, and a visceral mass containing most of the internal organs. Within the visceral mass is the mantle, which secretes and maintains the exoskeleton in the form of shells. Exceptions include snails, which are hermaphrodites capable of functioning as both male and female.

1. MOLLUSCSMOLLUSCS
THEY TERM MOLLUSCS MEANS
ANIMALS OF SOFT BODY.
AN EXCEPTION THEY GUOLD BE
SNAILS THAT ARE HERMAPHRODITE
(THE SOME INDIVIDUAL POSSES BOTH
SEXES AND CAN AS MALE
AND FEMALE).

2. THE MOLLUSCS(2ºPART)THE MOLLUSCS(2ºPART)
THE MOLLUSCS QUALIFY ACCORDING
TO THE NUMBER OF SHELLS.
HERE WE OFTEN SMALL KEY TO KNOW
THE CLASS KNOW TO WICH A
MOLLUSCS BELONGS.

3. PARTS OF MOLLUSCSPARTS OF MOLLUSCS
THEY TERM MOLLUSCS MEANS
ANIMALS OF SOFT BODY THEY
POSSES THE BODY DIVIDED IN THREE
PARTS:
-HEAD
-FOOT
-VISCERAL MASS.

4. HEADHEAD
IN THE HEAD THERE ARE SITUATEDTHE
ORGANS OF SENSE THAT SERVE
THEM TO EXPLORER THE WAY.

5. FOOTFOOT
THE FOOT CAN SERVE CAN SERVE
TOTO CREEP (SNAILS),
TO ESCAVET (CLAM) OR TO CATCH TO
OTHER ANIMALS (OCTOPUS).

6. VISCERAL MASSVISCERAL MASS
IN THE VISCERAL MASS IS WHERE THEY
FIND THE MAJORITY OF THE ORGANS
IN TURN THE VISCERAL MASS IS
COVERED BY THE MANTLE THAT IS
THE MANAGER OF MAKING THE
EXOSKELETON: THE SHELLS.

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