Definition: Annelids are a group of invertebrates that include worms, slugs, snails, and crustaceans. They have multiple specialized arms or appendages, allowing them to manipulate their environment (such as crawling on surfaces) and find food. Annelids typically possess four arms: two for attachment and one to grasp the surface. This structure enables them to crawl rapidly over a wide range of surfaces.
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