Theyshare eyefeatureswith cats.They havetwo setsofantennaeWhenhatched,they looklike adults.Whenthey eat,they eat alotCan go upto five yearswithouteatingThey havethe largesteggs of allmarineinvertebratesThey live in aconstantstate ofsemi-hibernationBurrowsin mud orclay floorsThey don'treally usetheir eyesanywayThey arecarnivorousLive in thebathypelagiczoneEggsmeasure.51 inchesin diamterGet as bigas 2.5 feetlongThey donot have alarvalstageThey curlup into alittle ball.Reproduceby layingeggsThey shedtheirexoskeletons.GiantIsopods arecrustaceansRelatedto rolypolliesLive inPacificOcean,near JapanBathynomusgiganteusBetween550 to7020 feetdeepFoursets ofjawsThey growan extrapair oflegsTheyshare eyefeatureswith cats.They havetwo setsofantennaeWhenhatched,they looklike adults.Whenthey eat,they eat alotCan go upto five yearswithouteatingThey havethe largesteggs of allmarineinvertebratesThey live in aconstantstate ofsemi-hibernationBurrowsin mud orclay floorsThey don'treally usetheir eyesanywayThey arecarnivorousLive in thebathypelagiczoneEggsmeasure.51 inchesin diamterGet as bigas 2.5 feetlongThey donot have alarvalstageThey curlup into alittle ball.Reproduceby layingeggsThey shedtheirexoskeletons.GiantIsopods arecrustaceansRelatedto rolypolliesLive inPacificOcean,near JapanBathynomusgiganteusBetween550 to7020 feetdeepFoursets ofjawsThey growan extrapair oflegs

Giant Isopods - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. They share eye features with cats.
  2. They have two sets of antennae
  3. When hatched, they look like adults.
  4. When they eat, they eat a lot
  5. Can go up to five years without eating
  6. They have the largest eggs of all marine invertebrates
  7. They live in a constant state of semi-hibernation
  8. Burrows in mud or clay floors
  9. They don't really use their eyes anyway
  10. They are carnivorous
  11. Live in the bathypelagic zone
  12. Eggs measure .51 inches in diamter
  13. Get as big as 2.5 feet long
  14. They do not have a larval stage
  15. They curl up into a little ball.
  16. Reproduce by laying eggs
  17. They shed their exoskeletons.
  18. Giant Isopods are crustaceans
  19. Related to roly pollies
  20. Live in Pacific Ocean, near Japan
  21. Bathynomus giganteus
  22. Between 550 to 7020 feet deep
  23. Four sets of jaws
  24. They grow an extra pair of legs