The document describes several marine invertebrates and their characteristics. It discusses how goose barnacles have eyes between their shells and were once mistaken for baby geese. It also notes that hermit crabs must change shells as they grow. Finally, it provides details on features of sea stars, mussels, periwinkle snails, black-faced blenny fish, and sea urchins such as their shapes, habitats, and behaviors.

4. Goose Barnacle are beliefs
of the strangest animal on
earth. The goose
barnacle’s eyes are in the
black line between the
chalky-white shells. The
goose barnacle’s eggs are
really rare , some people
thought that the goose
barnacles are new born
baby goose

5. Crabs are 10-legged animal
that walked side ways.
There are almost 5,000
different species of crabs.
Most crabs live under the
ocean some live on the
ground example robber
crab.

6. Hermit Crabs are crabs
that have to change it’s
shell every time it grows.
Hermit crabs shell are
not hard because hermit
crabs like to use old shell
that are on the ground.

7. Sea Anemones have no
skeleton at all. They live
attached to objects in the
seas, usually the sea floor,
rock, and coral, but they can
slide around very slowly.

8. Chitons are in a class called
Polyplacophora they have
small and big shells . People
commonly call them sea
cradles .

9. Limpets are similar to
snails , limpets have one
shell and one big foot
that really sticks. Limpets
hunt at night because it’s
safe.

10. There are many different
types of sea stars with
many different shapes,
colors and sizes. Most sea
stars have five arms or
multiples of five. The
arms radiate from a
central disc. A few species
have multiples of six.

11. Mussels are names for
clams too it is found on
the high tide zone and
it’s found in low tide
zone too.

12. Periwinkle snails live
at the high tide and
it’s a common snail
tat people found at
the intertidal zone.
Periwinkle snails
liked to sick on
rocks.

13. Black-faced blenny is
a fish that live at the
middle tide and it
grows up to 8.9cm

14. Sea urchins live around the
middle tide and the low tide
of the intertidal zone. Sea
urchin has millions of feet
under and it moves really
slow. The spikes of the sea
urchins are their teeth.