Answer:
Here's what I get
Explanation:
TRUE:
Organisms use s_uckers to anchor themselves to rocks. Examples are starfish and sea urchins.
The spray zone is the most exposed to the elements outside the sea. It is above high-water level, so organisms here must cope with exposure to air, heat, cold, and predators.
FALSE:
The intertidal zone is mostly made up of soft body organisms that don't require much protection. Instead, most of the animals in the intertidal zone have hard protective shells.
The high-intertidal zone sees vast quantities and diversity in vegetation. Instead, it is dry for long periods between high tides, so it is inhabited only by sea life that can withstand pounding waves.
Nudibranchs are mostly found in the high-intertidal zone. Instead, nudibranchs have soft bodies, so they inhabit the lower intertidal zone.
The low-intertidal zone is characterized by small pools of water. Instead this region is usually under water except at low tide.
