Cnidarians are another major group of invertebrates. Jellyfish, coral, hydra and anemone are examples of cnidarians. They have soft bodies and no heads. They have stinging tentacles that they use for defense and to capture prey. Cnidarians have radial symmetry. That means that their parts are arranged around a center. If you were to draw a line to cut them in half in any direction, the two sides will always match. Radial symmetry is often a characteristic of more simple animals than bilateral symmetry, where there is only one line you could draw to make two sides match. With bilateral symmetry, different body parts may have different functions. With radial symmetry, the entire body may perform all life functions. Jellyfish do not have (what?)

a. heads.
b. tentacles.
c. symmetry.
d. soft bodies.