0
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
Do mussels have backbones?
No. Mussels are molluscs and molluscs are invertebrate animals. Invertebrates do not have backbones.
What are langosta and mussels?
gay animals
How animals are able to move?
they use there mussels and their bones.
Are animals able to move?
they use there mussels and their bones.
What animals live in a shell in the water?
Mussels, oysters
What animals of the ocean are herbivores?
mussels, clams, and many more
What animals eat freshwater mussels?
some type of birds
What three animals live in tides?
barnacles mussels crabs periwinkles
What animals that has a pair of hard shells?
Bivalves ( clams. mussels, scallops)
What animals clean pollutants out of the water?
Certain bivalves, such as mussels and clams.
Do animals live on an oysters shell?
I have seen mussels attached to oysters and barnacles.
Ocean animals such as mussels and snails make their shells primarily from the mineral WHAT?
Cacite
Trending Questions
Which insects are the natural enemy of termites?
What function does the eyespot on a starfish do?
How big do bedbugs usually get?
Can el nino de la tierra kill dogs or other animals?
Where is the tiger mosquito from?
Is a praying mantis poisonous and if so what does it sting and how does it inject its poison?
Where have you seen butterflies?
What bugs do Mexican eat?
How do you blanch squid?
Was there a white castle on Rock road n Kellogg in Wichita kswi?
How germ layers do cephalopods have?
What is the bee scared of?
What is a chordate and what do all chordates have in common?
How many people will suggest to call the exterminator when you have termites?
Is it the male or female lightning bug that lights up?
Do Adam Ant have a current girlfriend?
I have ants at the base of my toilet what might be the cause?
How does a brown tube sponges live?
How many pores are there in each segment of an earthworm?
Are ants mullusks?
Copyright ©2025 Answers.com. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.