Is a worm an insect or a mammal?

Answer 1

Worms are an obsolete taxon Vermes. They vary in size from microscopic to over a metre in length for certain marine worms, the African giant earthworm can be over 6 metres in length.
Segmented worms are known as Annelida but there are over a dozen phyla.
They are invertebrates but the term is also used for certain types of amphibians.

Answer 2

None of these. Mammals, reptiles, and amphibians are all vertebrates. A worm can be in any of three invertebrate phyla: flatworms (platyhelminthes), roundworms (nematoda), and segmentated worms (annelida). Earthworms are segmented worms.

Answer 3

Worms are in the Kingdom animalia, phylum annelida. They are not insects, they are their own type of creature.

Insect larva may look similar to worms.

Answer 4

neither. it's an invertebrate in the annelid phylum.

Answer 5

No. Worms do not have an exoskeleton.

Addition:

They are not by definition taxonomicly related. Worms and insects belong to different Phyla.

Answer 6

Neither. Most worms are annelids, which are invertebrates.

However, the "slow worm" is a name for a burrowing lizard, a reptile.

Answer 7

Its a insect

Answer 8

It is not a mammal.

Answer 9

invertebrate thats in the antenia phylum

Answer 10

you cant literally say that it is an insect. it has variety of facts