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Three Amazing Chiton Facts!
• Chitons are very adaptable and can live in both cold and tropical waters. Many inhabit tidal zones and can tolerate air exposure for several minutes. Others prefer the deep ocean and can survive 20,000 feet under the sea’s surface.
• They never stray far from home but exhibit homing techniques, which means they venture away from their habitat to feed and return to the same spot.
• These strange creatures are edible, and people eat them all over the world, but most commonly in the Caribbean islands, Aruba, Barbados, Bermuda, Tobago, and Trinidad. In addition, they are also consumed in North and South America and the Philippines.
The most distinguishing feature of this class is a flattened oval shape wide ventral foot, with seven or eight dorsal shell plates overlapping each other. This allows the animal to bend or curl, molding itself into a rock, and avoiding wave dislodgement.
Chitons belong to the Phylum Mollusca, which is the largest aquatic phylum in the world, consisting of 23% of all marine organisms. In addition, multiple mollusk species live in freshwater and terrestrial habitats.
Mollusks are a highly diverse group of animals, not just in anatomical structure and size but in habitat and behavior as well.
Typically, the phylum is divided into 7 or 8 taxonomic classes; unfortunately, two of those are extinct. Some well-known mollusks include:
• Snails
• Clams
• Squids