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Animal Symmetry (questions (symmetry is a place where both halves are the…

- - - - just one line that divides into halves that are mirror images
    - - many lines of symmetry that all go through a central point
- - - - all of them live in water, most of them do not move very fast, they stay in one spot ( generally ), move along the water by currents, or creep along the bottom
    - - animals with bilateral symmetry are generally more complex and larger. they have a front end that typically moves first when the animal moves
        most animals with bilateral symmetry have sense organs in front of their bodies