Why is a ladybug an arthropod?

Answer 1

a ladybug is an arthropod because it has a segmented body. they have jointed legs, chitinous shells. ladybugs have appendages or there legs are jointed. they have no back bone. ladybugs have an skeleton on the outside of there body.

Answer 2

That they have skeletons on outside, that their bodies are segmented, and that their appendages or legs are jointed are the reasons why ladybugs are arthropods. These three characteristics are the hallmarks of the arthropod. The word 'arthropod' comes from the Greek words 'arthron' and 'podos' for 'jointed foot'.

Answer 3

A ladybug is an invertebrate because it has no backbone. : )

Answer 4

Ladybugs are insects because all insects have 6 legs and ladybugs have 6 legs, making ladybugs insects.

Also ladybugs are carnivores

Answer 5

Ladybugs are in fact invertebrates because they don't have backbones, that's the way God designed them.

Answer 6

Ladybugs are beetles, all beetles are insects, all insects are arthropods. ^^

Answer 7

no they are not

Answer 8

because they are male ladybugs