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Where do you find the spider in animal jam coral canyon?
At the bottom of Coral Canyons by the water.
What is the game on Animal Jam in which you jump from cloud to cloud?
It is called sky high and it is in coral canyons next to the bridge.
What feature is seen in all higher invertebrates?
Higher vertebrates generally have a central nervous system and/or brain, or take the negative of that, sponges are the most primitive multicellular animal phylum, lacking a nervous system; cnidarians (true jellies, coral etc) are next up the ladder and while they have a nervous system lack a true brain; while insects in the next major group up the ladder (protostomes) have a brain, deuterostomes next up the ladder include the vertebrates (amphibians, reptiels, birds, mammals etc)
Where is the spider in coral canyons on animal jam?
In Animal Jam, the spider in Coral Canyons can be found on the upper left side of the area, specifically near the entrance to the next area. Look for it on a rock on the cliffside. It can be challenging to spot, so be sure to explore the surroundings carefully!
What are some things that are important for the health of the coral reef?
Some things that are important for the health of a coral reef are the size of the reef what types of coral are next to each other, pH of the water, how much oxygen is present, movement in the water, toxins in the water, reproduction, temperature of the water, food supply, preditors and the age of the coral. Coral is an animal and not a plant.
Where can you find a coral?
under water next to seaweed
Where is the owl in sarepia forest on animal jam?
The owl normally flies in and lands on top of the sign of going to Coral Canyons next to the Theater.
Can i get on a bus without my oyster?
how to get on the bus without an oyster: if you're a girl twinkle your eyelashes and say either that you're lost or that you just lost your oyster alternative for boys and girls: say you're getting off at the next stop hint: male drivers are most likely to let on the bus without an oyster Also ("NOT BEING RACIST") if it is a somalian driver and you are black, you are most likely to get on
What is the code for a glove on Animal Jam?
There is no code. You have to go to coral canyons, and go to epic wonders which is under the waterfall which is right next to the beach entrance. Then you click on one of those orbs and you can buy the glove. It is kinda expensive, though.
What problem does coral reefs have?
coral reefs are being hurt by pollution, overfishing, and other problems. Recently, researchers at a meeting on coral reefs sounded the alarm. They said that if nothing is done, more than half the world's coral could die within the next 25 years.
What is hard and soft coral?
Hard Corals and Soft Corals are not so easily defined because some corals which fall into the Soft Coral category are not actually soft. The basics are like this: Corals start out as free-floating larvae. The larva eventually attaches itself to a hard surface and becomes a polyp (individual coral). The polyp is a very tiny animal (a few millimeters in diameter) looking something like a sea anemone. Coral polyps live side by side in colonies. The Hard coral (such as Brain Coral) polyp secretes a limestone skeleton cup around itself and lives inside for protection. When a polyp dies, its skeleton or "house" remains intact. The name "hard coral" comes from skeleton around the polyp. Hard corals are the reef builders Soft coral (such as gorgonians or sea fans) are more tree-like and flexible. The skeleton of soft corals is located within their bodies, giving them form but allowing them to move with the waves. When you look at a coral formation you are looking at a colony of corals or lots of polyp "houses" (in the case of hard corals). Many identical coral individuals next to each other, forming a texture, pattern or structure. The pattern's characteristics are determined by the coral's species. Besides the skeleton location, most hard corals have 6 tentacles where most soft corals have 8.
What is hard coral like?
Hard Corals and Soft Corals are not so easily defined because some corals which fall into the Soft Coral category are not actually soft. The basics are like this: Corals start out as free-floating larvae. The larva eventually attaches itself to a hard surface and becomes a polyp (individual coral). The polyp is a very tiny animal (a few millimeters in diameter) looking something like a sea anemone. Coral polyps live side by side in colonies. The Hard coral (such as Brain Coral) polyp secretes a limestone skeleton cup around itself and lives inside for protection. When a polyp dies, its skeleton or "house" remains intact. The name "hard coral" comes from skeleton around the polyp. Hard corals are the reef builders Soft coral (such as gorgonians or sea fans) are more tree-like and flexible. The skeleton of soft corals is located within their bodies, giving them form but allowing them to move with the waves. When you look at a coral formation you are looking at a colony of corals or lots of polyp "houses" (in the case of hard corals). Many identical coral individuals next to each other, forming a texture, pattern or structure. The pattern's characteristics are determined by the coral's species. Besides the skeleton location, most hard corals have 6 tentacles where most soft corals have 8.
