A process of digestion
prokaryotic organisms (Nope, all animals are eukaryotes. Prokaryotes are bacteria and bluegreen algae)ANS2:The best answer would probably be "Invertebrates". That would include everything from sponges to sharks...except that most definitions of "Invertebrate" give sharks a pass since they have a cartilaginous skeleton. If you want to argue the point, sponges have a skeleton composed of spicules.
Everything except bone.
All animals except sponges
all animals except invertebrates
sponges
They make nothing,except growing arms when their arm break.
Pretty well all animals (except Sponges) come from embryos.
sponges!
Almost anything (think of an octopus) except get up and walk around on dry land.
All invertebrates except Porifera possess nervous system .
they digest it in a one-way gut.
All animals are invertebrates, except for fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. These are known as vertebrates (animals with a backbone; vertebra = backbone) and account for only 2% of the animal kingdom, at most (as we probably haven't discovered all invertebrate species yet)!