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DO cray fish have back bones?
no, they are invertebrate
Is a cray fish a vertebrate or invertebrate?
The cray-fish is a vertebrate. It has a backbone.
What do cray fish eat?
cray fish like potatoes and potatoe skin
What eats a cray fish in the food web in a pond habitat?
The haren eats the cray fish
What fish do sunbitterns eat?
cray fish
Do fish have back bone?
no
Why do cray fish need to be alive?
cray fish need to be alive because there cute and its just Gods creation and plus there tasty.
Do cray fish eat snails?
No.
Do cray fish have bumps?
yes
Do cray fish eat coral?
No.
What are the example of Regeneration?
Cray fish
Is a cray fish a carivore herbivore or omnive?
a fish is a carivore
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