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No, rats do not have shells. Rats are mammals and belong to the rodent family, characterized by their fur-covered bodies and lack of any hard protective outer layer like a shell. Shells are typically found in certain species of animals, such as mollusks and some reptiles, but not in mammals like rats.
What else can I help you with?
Do small rats bite?
All rats can bite
Do rats have good vision?
no all rats are blind.
What should you do with all your shells?
Make the shells into a necklace.
Can pet rats have rabbies?
No. All pet rats are vaccinated.
Do rats feed on plants?
Only very few rats do, but not all of them.
Are rats cold?
Like all mammals, rats are warm blooded.
Do rats tunnel?
My pet rats never did. The rats that lived on our property did though. They have tunnels all over the place.
Why are rats gray?
The truth is that not all rats are grey. Some are white or blackish.
Do all mollusc's have shells?
no some molluscs dont have shells eg slug
Do all the eggs have shells?
No
If she sells sea shells by the sea shore then how many sea shells will she sell if she only has 3 shells and she survived the shells that killed all but her?
Umah 3 der brain. That question makes no sense at all, matio.
Do noble gases have valence shells?
Yes they have eight electrons in their valence shells. This is why they are not reactive. All elements have valence shells.
