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Case or shell dependant on the insect other names may apply.
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What system protects the soft inner parts of your body?
The skeletal system protects the soft inner parts of your body.
What does the thorax protect?
It is important to know the three body parts of an insect, the head, thorax and abdomen. The Thorax protects some organs of the insects.
What characteristic of the exoskeleton protects the insect from dehydration?
Presence of chitin on the outer surface of the insect body
How is the cell wall like a human body?
It's like the human body because like the cell wall it protects the inner part and like our body skin protects our inner self too
How does the make-up of your skin protect your body?
it protects the inner organs of the body
How many body parts and legs do insect have?
Depends what insect it is.
What does epodermis do?
There is no such thing as epodermis only epidermis And epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin of humans and animals and also the plant's leaves.... It protects the inner parts of the body.
Why does an ant has a hard outer covering?
A hard outer covering protects an insect's soft body and gives the insect its shape.
How does a spider differ from an insect?
A spider has eight legs,two body parts wheras an insect has three body parts and six legs.
Can an insect go into you and kill you?
I believe the question is regarding an insect and not incest. Incest is inappropriate acts being committed from one family member to another. An insect, on the other hand, can possibly go within a persons body and kill them. The insect would have to be extremely poisonous and able to withstand the inner parts of the human body. This actually taking place is highly unlikely.
What kind of ant is picture on Morten's WWW page?
Learn about the different parts of an insect's body by clicking on the drawing. Name three parts of an insect's body.
How does the body proect you if you have an insect bite?
The body protects you if you have an insect bite by alerting you to the bite by sending pain signals to your brain. Your body then releases chemicals which then help to fight the poison injected by the bug.
