snails
One example would be a "Spanish dancer".
soft bodies and a big muscular foot. Some mollusk have shells.
The function of a mollusks foot is locomotion (moving).
Muscular foot, head, body
Muscular foot, head, body
a mollusk is an invertebrate which means it has no backbone they are literally spineless they are soft bodied
eat poo and die
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.
They both live in the ocean and they have no bone structure.
this is what i know of mollusk: soft bodies (some have shells) true coelum/body cavity - advanced organs bilateral symmetry examples: octopuses, cuttlefish, muscles/clams/oysters muscular FOOT for movement that should definitely answer your question
yes just one; every animal has a foot...
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