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No. They have exo-skeletons.
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How do seals open lobster shells?
Seals don't open lobster shells. They eat fish.
What are some practical uses for discarded lobster and crab shells?
Chitin in crab and lobster shells can be used to make contact lenses and dis-solvable stitches.
How do you cut lobster tail shells?
by cracking it open..
What do potatoes and wood and lobster shells have in common?
chitin
What is the shedding process of a lobster called?
When crustaceans shed their shells it is called "molting."
Do lobsters have a backbone?
A lobster does not have a backbone they are a crustacean which has shells
How does a lobster of a grasshoper-both of which are covered with hard shells-grow?
Lobsters and grasshoppers grow by molting.
Are shrimp tails high in calcium?
No they are not high in calcium. Shrimp shells are made of chitin, the same material insects exoskeletons, crab & lobster shells, and spider-webs are made of.
How do lobster protect themselves?
The lobster protects himself with his pincers and tough shell.
How does a lobster defend itself?
They hide a lot in holes and crevices, their color blends with their normal background, they have tough, hard, and spiky shells, and they use their claws as weapons.
Why lobster belongs to the arthropods group?
because using the process of allimanation athropod would be the only possible answer
IS ANY PART OF THE LOBSTER POISONOUS?
Yes, they can bite as well as pinch w/ their claws. Some lobster species can easily bite the tip of your finger off. This has happened to a few people. If you search for pictures of lobster bites you can see this. Their mouths are designed to be able to crush mussel shells so they can eat the meat inside.
