| Hint | Animal | More Information |
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| Be careful not to get stung by this dangerous cnidarian. | |
| This is the simplest of all animals, and shares its name with a cleaning product. | |
| This many-legged land crustacean curls into a ball when threatened. | |
| This iconic cephalopod has arms (not tentacles) and is one of the smartest animals in the sea. | |
| This spiny echinoderm has five pointed teeth around the circumference of its mouth. | |
| This land mollusk has two eyestalks and two tentacles, and is an enemy of gardeners. | |
| This many-eyed predator usually sets traps made from a substance it excretes from its spinnerette. | |
| This annelid is a welcome sight in gardens, eating dirt and excreting nutrient-rich soil. | |
| This loud summer insect tends to leave its empty exoskeleton in the open. | |
| Though named after a mythical beast, this budding cnidarian has almost nothing in common with its namesake. | |
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