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Yes, it is an insect and all insects are arthtopods.
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Does a pray mantis have a back bone?
no, a mantis does not have a back bone
Is an praying mantis an arthropod?
Yes, it is an insect and all insects are arthtopods.
How does a praying mantis hold its pray?
they hold there pray with there pinchers
Does pray mantis eat fruit?
no
Is a pray mantis a consumers?
yes
Does a pray mantis have a thorax?
yes
How long is a pray mantis?
a month
Are all pray mantis poisiens?
Praying mantis insects are not poisonous at all.
How do pray mantis's catch their pray?
There front legs tat have claws
How many days can a praying mantis live?
A pray mantis can live up to a year.
What phylum does pray mantis belong?
arthropoda
How many legs does a pray mantis have?
A praying mantis has six legs and they also fly and can jump.
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