Indiana has a wide range of animals. Southern Indiana has some bears and mountain lions, as well as coyotes, white tail deer, and red tail hawks. There are also the usual skunks, raccoons, possums, squirrels, beavers, rabbits, chipmunks and foxes. Indiana has wild turkeys, quail, pheasant, as well as many other types of birds........
i really want to know are lions and turkeys the same thing as skunks,raccoons,squirrels,beavers,rabbits,and chipmunks?....
"I think there are more animals than that! There are wolves, and other animals that I dont know of.!.!"
Yorktown is a town in Delaware County, Indiana.
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No, most of Indiana is flat. However, some portions of southern & northeastern Indiana have smooth and steep hills.
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Yes,some invertebrates have an exoskeleton.eg:-many insects,crustaceans,some molluscs
Mollusks are invertebrates
Mollusks are invertebrates
Following are some pictures of invertebrates i.e animals without backbones: Following are some pictures of invertebrates i.e animals without backbones:
shells are important to some invertebrates groups because for some of them, that's their home
All invertebrates are ectothermic (cold-blooded) animals.
All phyla contain invertebrates. The only one that contains vertebrates is the phylum Chordata, but it also contains some invertebrates.
Some invertebrates that live in the water are: * Shrimp * Lobster * Clams * Jellyfish * Starfish * Crabs * Mollusks * Snails
invertebrates are animals which do not have a skeleton made up of bones . Some examples of invertebrates are - Jellyfish , Corals , Starfish , Sponges , Crabs and Shrimps
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Some invertebrates live in a variety of environments such as the ocean, freshwater habitats, soil, and even on land. Examples include coral reefs for marine invertebrates, rivers and lakes for aquatic invertebrates, and forests or grasslands for terrestrial invertebrates.