8 animals that don't have bones

Jellyfish: They are composed mainly of water and a jelly-like substance called mesoglea.

Octopus: They have a soft body composed primarily of muscle and connective tissue.

Squid: Similar to octopuses, squids have soft bodies with a muscular structure.

Sea stars (Starfish): They have a tough outer skin called the dermis, but they lack a skeletal structure.

Sea cucumbers: They have a soft, elongated body with a leathery skin and lack a rigid internal skeleton.

Slugs and snails: These gastropods have soft, mucus-covered bodies without bones.

Sea anemones: They have a cylindrical body with a soft, gelatinous consistency.

Coral: Coral animals, also known as polyps, have soft bodies with a hard exoskeleton made of calcium carbonate.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports