They don't have one; they're invertebrates.
Yes, because they have no spine
a backbone or spine
spine
Jellyfish are, compared to mollusks, arthropods and vertebrates, very simple organisms. Jellyfish did not evolve a circulatory system, as they can perform gas exchange at their outer surfaces.
Yes, that's right. A jellyfish is an invertebrate, which means that it doesn't have a backbone or spinal column. Jellyfish are pretty much a blob, and with no brain or spine, its a wonder how they survive!
No, moose are not invertebrates. Invertebrates are animals that lack a spine, like a jellyfish or a snail. Moose are vertebrates, an animal that has a spine.
jellyfish sting you and clams dont harm you at all:)!
They aren't.Vertebrate means spine, backbone, and jellyfish don't have that.They aren't, jellyfish are invertebrates because they do no have a backbone. they are also a group within the invertibrates called molluscs, they are an invertibrate with a soft body like an octopus.
A spine is a backbone of a skeletal structure. This can be a literal line of bones, the part of a book where the pages meet, or it can mean courage or nerve. Here are some examples:That patient has a broken spine, so he cannot walk.Grow a spine and stand up to that bully!I went to a chiropractor to get my spine adjusted.Show your spine, Private!But a jellyfish HAS no spine, Sergeant...
No. Mammals have a spine, and produce milk for their young, and have at least SOME body hair. Jellyfish do not have these characteristics.
A Vertebrate is a creature with a spine, such as us, human beings. A invertebrate is something without one, such as a jellyfish or bug.
Yes. the spine/backbone is made up of many vertebrae joined together, and invertebrate doesn't have this (e.g. jellyfish, worms etc) and a vertebrate have a spine (e.g. fish, humans)