Does ladybugs have wings

Answer 1

All bugs are invertebrates meaning they have no backbone. This mean that vertebrates means having backbone. All bugs have no backbone, but have a exoskeleton."Exo" means out of. So bugs all have skeletons outside their body instead of the outside. Glad I helped!

Answer 2

Ladybugs

• They don't have a spine so please if you are doing a report scratch that off your list.

• I forget what they have but its most definitely not a spine.

• Hope this helps! :) -http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_bug

Answer 3

Of course.

A2 Ladybirds are beetles, and one pair of wings are hardened into a defensive cover called elytra. Protected by the elytra are their working pair of wings, which are quite delicate.

Maybe beetles, because they are relatively long-lived, need to protect their fragile wings; something not needed by short-living creatures such as moths and butterflies. Just speculation.

Answer 4

No. Insects have exoskeletons, meaning their bones are the outer hard shell of their body. That is why they crunch. No bones.

Answer 5

The pronotum of a lady beetle is not conspicuously differentiated from the head in most species.

Answer 6

yes it has a thorax

Answer 7

yes