Is a lion a invertebrate

Answer 1

No, they aren't. They are mammals, and all mammals have backbones, which means they are 'vertibrates'. Invertibratesare any animal that has no spinal column, such as jellyfish, squid, clams, insects, etc.

Answer 2

It is an invertebrate, a chordate invertebrate.

Source:

http://www.americanscientist.org/template/AssetDetail/assetid/15499/page/2;jsessionid=aaa5LVF0

Answer 3

Nope! all fish except the embryo in the egg have back bones (or are vertabrates).

Answer 4

No. The lion has a backbone, so it is a vertebrate. Any animal that has ni backbone is called an invertebrate.

Answer 5

No, it has a backbone and is thus a vertebrate

Answer 6

vertibrate

Answer 7

Yes