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Is tick a insect or animal?
An insect. No, a tick comes from the order of Arachnida. It has too many legs to be an insect - it has 8, four on each side of its body and no antennae.
Is lizard a insect?
No, a lizard is not an insect. Lizards are , while insects are invertebrates. An insect has six legs and no internal skeleton or backbone, while a lizard has 4 legs and a fully developed skeleton. A lizard is classified as a reptile.
What bloodsucking insect has four letters?
A gnat.
Four letter word for an insect?
it is a flea
What do you call to an insect which has four feet?
Handicapped
What is a four letter word for insect?
gnat
What is the name of the state of Alaska INSECT?
The four-spot skimmer dragonfly is the official state insect of Alaska .
A blood sucking insect with four letters?
tick
Four letter insect that starts with F?
flea
What is a four letter word for stinging insect?
Wasp
What is the square root a four by four square?
4
What kind of insect has four wings and a silver abdomen?
A dragonfly.
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