Does dragon flies have backbone

Answer 1

No, it doesn't. Insects are invertebrates, which means they have no internal skeleton.

Answer 2

Insects do not have bones of any kind. Instead their entire body is enclosed in and supported by a hard shell called an exoskeleton made of protein, so it decomposes more rapidly after death than than bones do which are largely inorganic limestone.

Because an exoskeleton is hard and encloses the animal, in order for an animal with one to grow it must molt (i.e. shed) the exoskeleton, crawl out of it, and form a new larger one periodically. Internal bones allow growth without any of these problems and the same bones can grow with the animal instead of having to be discarded and replaced repeatedly.

Answer 3

Yes, they do. Any land animal that walks on jointed legs has a spine.
Yes

Answer 4

i think so because it doesn't say it here!!!

Answer 5

No. A dragonflys is an insect, insects do not have bones, they have an exoskeletons.

Answer 6

Insects do not have bones, including backbones. Or we would be up to our knees in tiny little skeletons.

Answer 7

Yes a dragonfly does have a back bone

Answer 8

are you a real person

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes