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12 December, 12:40

What structure do the invertebrates use to sense the environment

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  1. 12 December, 12:50
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    Invertebrates use sensory hairs, or sensillae (literally Latin for "little senses") that provide them with a variety of information about their environment.
  2. 12 December, 15:43
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    It really depends on the type of invertebrate. Jellyfish dont have eyes or ears. Yet they are able to sense the things around them
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