The easiest way to differentiate between an insect and a crustacean is to examine their body structure and habitat. Insects typically have three main body segments (head, thorax, abdomen), six legs, and usually possess wings at some stage of their life cycle. Crustaceans, on the other hand, often have a more segmented body with a cephalothorax and abdomen, typically ten limbs (such as claws and legs), and are primarily aquatic. Additionally, insects breathe air through spiracles, while crustaceans usually have gills for underwater respiration.
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No, a copepod is not an insect, it is a crustacean.
No. It is a crustacean.
No it is an insect
no, its an insect
Shrimp is classified as a crustacean, not a fish or an insect.
Megalon is both insect and crustacean.insect, because he looks like a cockroach,crustacean,because he is mostly in water for a long time.this was about the monster,megalon.
An insect, arachnid, millipede, centipede, or a crustacean.
No, a crawdad is a crustacean. Insects and crustaceans are both in phylum Arthropoda, though.
Classification: Water fleas are cladocerans, which are crustaceans under the arthropods.A water flea has an exoskeleton. Because of this it isn't an animal. Still, there are other classes of invertebrates that it could be such as a crustacean. Actually, a water flea isn't an insect. It is a crustacean.
the difference is in what they eat
ones a bird and ones an insect...