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How does octopus use energy?
An octopus uses energy to move and catch prey.
How are foot structures of a snail a clam and an octopus are similar?
No toes. Mucus like qualities, and they both have adaptations that allow them to move and latch onto things, for example the octopus has suction like structures on its tentacles, and I believe the snails have very small lump like structures that allow them to move and stick to surfaces that are not flat.
What structures supplies food and oxygen to the sponge?
The pores of the sponges are responsible for the supply of food and oxygen. As they are SESSILE (fixed at one place) so they can't move to catch their prey, but their pores do the work for them......
Why do animals and plants move?
they move so they can go and catch their food
Who does octopus move in the body in the water?
He does octopus move body water in the Bob man.
How do octopus get there food?
They use their teniticals to move along and it also take in fragments of food from rocks etc They also eat through their anus
How does tree octopus move?
the octopus sucks in water and jets it out like a squid
Why do seahorse move?
They move obviously to live their life, and to run away from predators, also to catch and hunt for food.
Does octopus have muscular feet?
An Octopus has a foot ( mollusk foot ).It is not very muscular.The Octopus does have a very muscular hydrostat. It is used to manipulate items (including food) or to move its host about and consists mainly of muscles with no skeletal support. This controls the tentacles.
Why did hunter gatherers often move around?
to catch their food and get to other places for migration
Do moose run fast to catch food?
No, Moose food usually consists of pine needles and seeds which do not move so the moose don't have to move fast to eat.
How do octopus move?
it moves moves by the water
