Ocean Invertebrates
Ocean invertebrates are a diverse group of organisms that lack a backbone and are found in marine environments. These organisms range in size from microscopic to large, and exhibit a wide variety of shapes, colors, and behaviors. They play crucial roles in marine ecosystems as predators, scavengers, filter feeders, and symbiotic partners with other organisms. Some common examples of ocean invertebrates include jellyfish, sea stars, octopuses, and corals.