Is a leopard a vertebrate or an invertebrate?

Answer 1

Well, isn't that a happy little question! A leopard is indeed a vertebrate, just like you and me. They have a backbone and an internal skeleton that gives them structure and support. Remember, there are so many wonderful creatures in this big ol' world, each with their own special way of being.

Answer 2

Leopards are mammals, and therefore vertebrates (having a backbone/spinal column). All dog and cat species are vertebrates, and so are birds, reptiles, and most fish.

Answer 3

Leopards are members of the vertebrate classification of animals, so they do have a backbone. They are also mammals, all of which have backbones.

Answer 4

They have backbones just like us and that makes them vertebrates.

Answer 5

A leopard has a spine, so is a vertebrate.

Answer 6

No, they have a vertebra. :)

Answer 7

a leopard is a vertebrate

Answer 8

Yes because it has a backbone

Answer 9

A vertabrit

Answer 10

yep