THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka

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THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
CNIDARIA
   THOSE PESKY
  ANIMALS WITH
 STINGING CELLS!!!
CNIDARIA MEANS “STINGING CELL”
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
BASIC ORGANISM TYPES

                    SEA ANEMONE

HYDRA

        JELLYFISH                 CORAL
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
1. RADIAL SYMMETRY
                TENTACLES   MOUTH
MOUTH IN THE
CENTER
SURROUNDED BY
TENTACLES
PROVIDES FOOD &
PROTECTION FROM
ALL SIDES
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
2. BODY HAS ONE OPENING
                                  WASTES,
• FOOD ENTERS THE                 GAMETES
                        FOOD IN
MOUTH & IS DIGESTED               OUT
IN THE STOMACH

• WASTES ARE EXCRETED
OUT OF THE MOUTH

• GAMETES (SPERM/EGG)
ARE RELEASED FROM THE
MOUTH
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
3. NERVE NET
THERE IS NO BRAIN
NERVES COVER
THE BODY BUT
CAN NOT TELL
THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN BODY
PARTS.
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
4. FEEDING BEHAVIOR

            • CNIDARIANS ARE
          PASSIVE CARNIVORES
            THEY DO NOT
           ACTIVELY HUNT!

         Sea Anemone feeding 2:45min
         https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYV
         HK2vM1_Y&feature=youtu.be
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
4. FEEDING BEHAVIOR
A. TENTACLES – SURROUND THE MOUTH AND
ARE USED FOR PROTECTION & TO CATCH PREY
B. CNIDOCYTES - COVER THE TENTACLES,
           THEY CONTAIN NEMATOCYSTS
C. TRIGGER - RELEASE THE NEMATOCYST
            WHEN TOUCHED
D. NEMATOCYSTS - STINGING THREADS
                                D. NEMATOCYST
      A. TENTACLES
                             C. TRIGGER

             B. CNIDOCYTE
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
5. TWO TISSUE LAYERS

  1. EPIDERMIS –
        OUTER LAYER
  2. GASTRODERMIS –
       STOMACH CAVITY
MESOGLEA –
JELLY-LIKE MATERIAL BETWEEN
TISSUE LAYERS.
**JELLYFISH HAVE A THICK
LAYER TO HELP THEM FLOAT**
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
POLYP CHARACTERISTICS
    1. LOCOMOTION - STATIONARY
    2. TENTACLES – EXTEND UPWARD

    3. MOUTH – ON TOP OF BODY

    4. MESOGLEA – VERY LITTLE
   5. PEDAL DISK – FOR ATTACHMENT

    6. EXAMPLES – HYDRA, CORAL,
                 SEA ANEMONES
THOSE PESKY ANIMALS WITH STINGING CELLS - CNIDARIA MEANS "STINGING CELL" - Sewanhaka
RINGED ANEMONE
RETRACTED ANEMONE
MEDUSA CHARACTERISTICS
    1. LOCOMOTION – MOBILE/FLOAT

    2. TENTACLES – HANG DOWNWARD

    3. MOUTH – UNDERNEATH BODY
    4. MESOGLEA – A LOT HELPS FLOAT
      5. STATOCYSTS – SPECIAL CELLS
                      FOR BALANCE
     5. ORAL ARMS – TO HOLD PREY
      6. EXAMPLES – JELLYFISH
MOON
              JELLYFISH

LION’S MANE
 JELLYFISH
SEA WASP or BOX JELLYFISH

               Jellyfish 4min
               https://youtu.be/9z8ujpPgUjI
REPRODUCTION OF CORALS
CORAL REEFS ARE BUILT BY MILLIONS OF
CORAL POLYPS OVER THOUSANDS OF YEARS
EACH POLYP CREATES A “CUP” OF
CALCIUM CARBONATE TO LIVE IN
                      POLYPS ARE
                      CONNECTED

                      OLD SKELETONS
                          “CUPS”
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
CORALS REPRODUCE ASEXUALLY BY BUDDING,
THIS PROCESS HELPS A COLONY TO GROW
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
CORALS REPRODUCE SEXUALLY ONCE A YEAR
BY RELEASING GAMETES INTO THE WATER.
THIS PRODUCES NEW COLONIES

  CORAL SPAWNING – 2 min   https://youtu.be/wsaZ8-I7akg
Coral reefs 9 min
https://youtu.be/hHCCih9cHxw
                                HARD CORALS
                               REEF BUILDERS –
                               USE CALCIUM CARBONATE
                               FOR THEIR SKELETON
                               EACH SPECIES HAS A UNIQUE
                               COLONY & CUP DESIGN

   EXAMPLES:
   BRAIN, STAR,
   ELKHORN,
Day – polyps
retracted

BRANCHING
  CORAL
Night – polyps
feeding
Day – polyps
retracted
 BOULDER
  CORAL
Night – polyps
feeding
BOULDER CORAL POLYPS
LETTUCE
         CORAL

 ROSE
CORAL
FLOWER CORAL w/ ARROW CRAB
SOFT CORALS
SECRETE CALCIUM SPICULES IN A FLEXIBLE
SUBSTANCE CALLED GORGONIN

  EX: SEA FANS,        SEA WHIPS
GIANT SEA WHIP
                 DAN
SEA PLUME
PURPLE SEA FAN
DEEP-SEA FAN
FIRE CORALS & HYDRAS
NOT TRUE CORALS
THEY ARE HYDRA WHICH
CREATE A HARD STRUCTURE
FIRE CORAL STINGS RESULT IN EXTREMELY
PAINFUL BURNS ON THE SKIN
FERN HYDROID
HERMIT CRAB WITH HYDRA
PORTUGUESE MAN 0F WAR
          ACTUALLY A COLONY
          OF 4 TYPES OF POLYPS
           1. create the float
           2. make the tentacles
           3. digests the food
           4. perform reproduction

             POW 2:30min
             https://www.youtube.com
             /watch?v=RBdCpcapB0s
MUTUALISM
MUTUALISM BETWEEN CNIDARIANS AND
OTHER ORGANISMS IS COMMON.
EACH ORGANISM HELPS THE OTHER TO
SURVIVE, LIKE BEST FRIENDS.
1. ANEMONES & JELLYFISH with FISH or SHRIMP

BENEFIT FOR THE ANEMONE OR JELLYFISH:
  • PREY IS ATTRACTED TO OTHER ANIMAL
  • KEEP ANEMONE/JELLY CLEAN & HEALTHY
BENEFIT FOR FISH OR SHRIMP:
  • GET PROTECTION & FOOD SCRAPS
   Clownfish 6:45   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOcLDWRuXs8
2. SEA ANEMONE & HERMIT CRABS

BENEFIT FOR ANEMONE -
 • MOBILITY & EXTRA FOOD FROM CRAB
BENEFIT FOR HERMIT CRAB -
 • PROTECTION & CAMOUFLAGE
 Hermit crab 3 min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYFALyP2e7U
3. CORAL & ZOOXANTHELLAE ALGAE
ALGAE CELLS LIVE IN THE
TISSUES OF THESE ANIMALS.
THEY PRODUCE FOOD
(GLUCOSE) FOR THE CORAL
THE CORAL PROVIDES A HOME
CORAL BLEACHING 3:30min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QltN3FjwTu0

CORAL BLEACHING
DUE TO STRESS, CORALS EXPEL THE ALGAE
FROM THEIR BODIES & TURN WHITE (ALGAE
GAVE THEM COLOR). THEY WILL STARVE &
DIE WITHOUT THE ALGAE.
COMB JELLIES
          PHYLUM CTENOPHORA

 BASIC CHARACTERISTICS:
• DO NOT HAVE STINGING CELLS

• USE CILIA TO FILTER WATER

• TENTACLES HAVE STICKY
MUCUS TO CATCH FOOD

• MANY CREATE LIGHT USING
BIOLUMINESCENCE
Comb Jellies 2:15
https://www.youtube.com/wa
tch?v=sTFskdKVNs4
Up Close & Personal
            with a
             Sea
           Anemone
TENTACLES –            MOUTH RING –
capture prey & carry   expands & contracts
food to the mouth      to open & close
                       around different food

                       SEPTA – walls which
                       secrete enzymes &
                       absorb nutrients
SEPTA – INCREASE SURFACE AREA TO
      INCREASE THE RATE OF DIGESTION

 NO SEPTA           WITH SEPTA
  LITTLE             A LOT OF
SURFACE AREA        SURFACE AREA
TENTACLES –
                   capture prey & carry    MOUTH RING –
                   food to the mouth       expands & contracts
                                           to open & close
STOMACH –                                  around different food
cavity where
digestion occurs

 BODY WALL –                               SEPTA – walls which
 has muscles for                           secrete enzymes &
 contraction &                             absorb nutrients
 expansion
                                          PEDAL DISK –
GONADS – produce                          muscular tissue for
sperm & egg cells for                     attachment to surface
sexual reproduction
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