Answer:
SNAIL
1.Soil (or dirt), sand, trees, under rocks or leaves, and in the rivers, lakes, and oceans.
2.Worms, vegetation, rotting vegetation, animal waste, fungus, and other snails.
3.Five main.
4.They retract into their shells.
INSECTS
1.Almost every habitat on Earth.
2.Grass and leaves.
3.Three body parts.
4.Jumping, digging, running, and swimming.
SHELLFISH
1.Most shellfish live in saltwater, but the name also refers to species found in freshwater.
2.Phytoplankton and zooplankton.
3.Three body segments.
4.Clams can escape by burrowing through sand.
SPIDER
1.Spiders live in almost every habitat on earth.
2.Insects.
3.The spider's body is in two sections.
4.Dropping quickly away on a silk dragline and playing dead on the ground.
WORMS
1.Earthworms and their relatives live anywhere there is moist soil and dead plant material.
2.Decaying roots and leaves.
3.100-150 segments.
4.In fact, an earthworm gets its oxygen through its skin, and can survive several weeks if it is submerged.
Explanation:
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Answer:
SNAIL
1.Soil (or dirt), sand, trees, under rocks or leaves, and in the rivers, lakes, and oceans.
2.Worms, vegetation, rotting vegetation, animal waste, fungus, and other snails.
3.Five main.
4.They retract into their shells.
INSECTS
1.Almost every habitat on Earth.
2.Grass and leaves.
3.Three body parts.
4.Jumping, digging, running, and swimming.
SHELLFISH
1.Most shellfish live in saltwater, but the name also refers to species found in freshwater.
2.Phytoplankton and zooplankton.
3.Three body segments.
4.Clams can escape by burrowing through sand.
SPIDER
1.Spiders live in almost every habitat on earth.
2.Insects.
3.The spider's body is in two sections.
4.Dropping quickly away on a silk dragline and playing dead on the ground.
WORMS
1.Earthworms and their relatives live anywhere there is moist soil and dead plant material.
2.Decaying roots and leaves.
3.100-150 segments.
4.In fact, an earthworm gets its oxygen through its skin, and can survive several weeks if it is submerged.
Explanation:
THANK'S ME LATER.
PABRAINLIEST.
PARATE.