The shield covering a tortoise's body is called a carapace.
(Yup and the Carapace is actually part of the tortoise's skeleton)
It is the abdomen and its body covering is the exoskeleton.
An archer - or cross-bow man. It's a large shield covering the entire body.
skin
skin
An exoskeleton.
The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.
you draw the tortoise and then rub out its body
The hard external covering of insects is made of a substance called chitin.
Shrimp have a hard exoskeleton covering their body, called a carapace. This exoskeleton provides protection and support for the shrimp's body.
they have feathers and its called DOWN.
In its many and varied forms it is called the Integument.
Not really. They outer body covering is called chitin.