What kind of skin does a ladybug have?

Answer 1

Red with black dots

Answer 2

Hard and tough like leather is the kind of skin that a ladybug has. The insect in question (Coccinellidae family) showcases an exoskeleton, which is the equivalent of a human backbone, but on the outside, not the inside, of the body. The outer covering serves to protect the lighter, lower, softer set of under-wings as well as all of the ladybug, from head, through thorax, to abdomen.