How do JELLYFISH move?

Answer-Without a brain or eyes, jellyfish rely on nerve cells to help them move and react to food or danger. Sensing organs tell them whether they are heading up or dow, into the light or a away from it.

How does a BEE see?

Answer- Bees have five different eyes. Three are simple eyes that tell the difference in light intensity. Two are large compound eyes used to detect movement. Each of these eyes contain almost 7,000 lenses.

Do FROGS drink water?

Answer- Frogs dont usually swa11ow water like we do. Instead they absorb most of the moisture they need through their skin. Not only that, but frogs also rely on getting extra oxygen from the water by absorbing it through their skin.

Can a GOAT see around without moving?

Answer- A goat's eyes have got rectangular pupils. This gives them a vision covering 320-340 degrees. This means they can see all around them without having to move.