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Is a cobra an mollusk?
A mollusk is a sea creature that lives within a shell. A cobra does not live in a shell.
What is the function of mollusk hard outer shell?
the function of the its shell is to protect the mollusk's very vulnerable and sensitive organs.
What do Mollusk use for protection?
THey use a shell
What mollusk has no shell?
Every mollusk except slugs, which have evolved to not need a shell, has a shell. Snails, clams and other bivalves have an external shell. Octopi, squid and cuttlefish have an internal shell.
Is there a scientific name for a mollusk shell?
no
Is a mollusk born with a shell?
yes
What is body covering of mollusk?
A shell
What is the shell opening of a mollusk?
jellyfish
What is a tough outer covering of a mollusk called?
It is a shell, as in a cockle shell or oyster shell.
Do mollusk have a hard outer shell?
no..... slugs are mollusks and they don't have a shell
What mollusk is predatory and does not have an outer shell?
it is a squid
What part of a mollusk secretes the shell?
mantle
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