Aquatic Animals: Quagga Mussels, Cichlids, and Mollusks
What are quagga mussels, cichlid, and mollusks examples of?
A. Invasive species
B. Freshwater fish
C. Aquatic animals
D. None of the above
The correct answer is that all of the names above are examples of animals.
Quagga mussels, cichlids, and mollusks are all examples of aquatic animals, each belonging to different categories.
- Quagga mussels: These are invasive bivalve mollusks that have become a problem in various ecosystems.
- Cichlids: This group of fish is known for their adaptive radiation, showcasing a wide range of feeding strategies and habitat specializations.
- Mollusks: This diverse group includes species like snails and squid, with over 100,000 species worldwide.
These aquatic animals play important roles in their respective ecosystems and are fascinating examples of the diversity of life in the water.