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What makes a mollusk an mollusk?
Mollusk is an invertebrate animal. Some mollusks are covered with shell and some has tentacles. Mollusk are soft-bodied invertebrate animal. Examples are octopus, snail , oyster and clam. -Co0leTs24
What are some physical features of a mollusk?
soft bodies and a big muscular foot. Some mollusk have shells.
Is A turle a mollusk?
No, a turtle is a reptile.
Is a bee a mollusk?
no a bee isn't a mollusk.
How mollusk move?
some move with a strong muscle
What some mollusk without shells?
Slugs,Octopus
What are some mollusk that have a double shell?
clam ,oyster ,scallop
Is a rock a mollusk?
A rock is not a mollusk
Is a mussel a reptile?
No, it is not.
What kingdom is mollusk in?
A Mollusk is in the kingdom of Animals
What part of speech is mollusk?
Mollusk is a noun.
Is a scallop a mollusk?
yes an scallop is a mollusk
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