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How can the worm survive without bones?
Although the worm has not bones, it does have a hydro scleten which is basicly water and it allows the worm to move by contracting muscle's.
How is a worm different to an animal with bones?
it has no bones ya idot
Do tapeworms have bones?
no they dont they are of the worm famliy so no bones
An animal with no bones and no shell?
A worm.
How many bones does a worm have?
NONE.
Which of these do not have have a inside skeleton- pig worm snail?
Well Pigs Do Have Bones And Worms Have No Bones and Snail Has A Shell On The Out Side So Snail And Worm
Does worm have bones?
No . . . worms are totally flexible.
What animal that has no internal skeleton or bones?
A worm
What mammal has the least amount of bones?
Worm
What animal has no internal bones?
A worm, an insect, a jellyfish.
What animal has less than 10 bones?
A worm.
Does an earth worm have a hard skeleton?
No it does not. Earth worms do not have bones.
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