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Is a tarantula a vertebrate?
A Tarantula is NOT a vertebrate.
Is there a tarantula in tarantula tequila?
no
What will win in a race a spider or a tarantula?
A tarantula is a type of spider. A tarantula will win.
Is a tarantula an invertebrate?
tarantula's are invertevrates
Is a tarantula invertebrated?
tarantula's are invertevrates
Do spiders shed their skin or bones?
It depends what kind of spider. For instance, I had a pet tarantula, and he did molt. That means shedding his skin. That's about all i know in this subject.: )
What kind of aniamal is a tarantula?
the tarantula is a spider
Does a tarantula have a backbone?
A tarantula doesn't have a backbone.
Is a tarantula an invertebratee?
Yes, a tarantula is an invertebrate.
What is it called when a tarantula eats a tarantula?
Cannibalism
Is a tarantula a reptil?
No - a tarantula is an arachnid - a spider !
Is tarantula a parasite?
No. A tarantula is a arachnid, not a parasite.
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