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What body part essential to most mammals does not exist in a jellyfish?
Jellyfish do not have a skeletal bone structure, which is essential in mammals.
Why are bones an integral part of the human body?
If you think about this, you can figure it out. Why is it important to have a solid structure to your body? Without bones, you'd be a slug or a jellyfish.
What body part does jellyfish use to get food?
Their tentacles.
What body part of jellyfish enable to get food?
Their tentacles.
What body part of jellyfish enables to get its food?
tentacles
What body parts are important to a jaguar?
what is the most important body part of a jaguar
What body part of an jellyfish is used for getting food?
Their tentacles.
Can a jellyfish regenerate a body part?
yes but only when its Nero plasmic fertilisation has commenced.
What body part do jellyfish use in getting food?
They use their tentacles
What is the most important of your body?
your heart and brain but really every part of you body is very important
What is the most common colored part on a jellyfish?
The Penis.
Is the brain the most important part of your body?
Yes.
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