Flatworms, particularly those in the marine environment, face predation from a variety of animals. Common predators include small fish, crabs, and certain species of sea slugs that feed on them. Additionally, larger marine organisms, such as octopuses and some types of birds, may also prey on flatworms. Their ability to regenerate can help them survive encounters with these predators, but they remain vulnerable to a range of marine and terrestrial threats.
—The color of the flatworm protects it from predators.
they are consumer or predators and they are parasitic like tapeworms and flukes
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they are consumer or predators and they are parasitic like tapeworms and flukes
where are the reproductive organs located in a flatworm
The marine flatworm belongs to the Phylum Platyhelminthes.
Platyhelminthes is the phyla of the marine flatworm.
No, a flatworm does not have a body coelom.
a dead host because a flatworm need a living host
A marine flatworm has bilateral symmetry.
The snail is a flatworm because it hasn't got segments and legs!!!
No. Slugs are a type of mollusc, which is a completely different order.