Invertebrates, because they need to molt to grow.
Hermit crabs molt underground and can stay there for weeks to months to learn more about molting please follow the link below this answer. Thanks ;)
Hermit crabs are invertebrates meaning they don't have a backbone.
They are qualified as invertebrates and belong to the group of arthropods or crustaceans
No,they have no backbone so are therefore invertebrates.
invertebrateA fiddler crab is invertebrate. It does not have a spine.
Noooooo! A crab is an arthropod! (invertabrate)
It's an invertebrate. It has an exoskeleton, so it's supportive structures are on the outside.
Hermit crabs do not have backbones. They are invertebrates, with hard exoskeletons that protect their bodies. (However, the exoskeleton does not cover its soft abdomen.)
almost all vertebrates (not invertebrates like bugs or crabs or mollusks & not snakes)
invertebrates
Hermit crabs are invertebrates. They are arthropods and thus within the same phylum as insects, but they are crustaceans and NOT insects. Hermit Crab Classification: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Crustacea Class: Malacostraca Order:Decapoda Superfamiliy: Paguroidea
No. Only vertebrates have spines. Crabs are invertebrates.
No, crabs are invertebrates and like all arthropods do not have a backbone or spine. Their skeleton is on the outside, called an exoskeleton, and performs similar functions to the skeletons of vertebrates.
An invertebrate, as the name displays, is an animal without a vertebrae (a spine) Crabs are invertebrates because they have no spine.