Is a bug a mammal

Answer 1

No, they are insects. Mammals are all warm-blooded vertebrates.

All beetles and mammals are animals and that is where the similarity ends.

Beetles are in no way mammals; they even differ at phylum level

Mammals are furred, young-suckling viviparous vertebrates

Beetles are invertebrates, with chitinous body armour and six jointed legs and 2 pairs of wings, the hindwings and the hard forewings called elytra. Their bodies comprise three parts; the head, thorax and abdomen.

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Beetle Classification

Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Animalia

Phylum Arthropoda

Class Insecta

Order Coleoptera 360 000 species so far discovered

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Mammal Classification

Domain Eukarya

Kingdom Animalia

Phylum Chordata

Subphylum Vertebrata

Class Mammalia

4500 species approximately

Answer 2

No, a bug is not a mammal. Bugs are classified as insects, which belong to the class Insecta in the animal kingdom. Mammals are a separate class of animals characterized by features such as having hair, giving birth to live young, and feeding their young with milk.

Answer 3

no its a fish

New answer!

Like seriously how on earth is a beetle a fish?

Its a arthropod which is an insect and a fish is a vertebrate a insect is an invertebrate.

And so everybody knows it depends on the species. Some are carnivore's herbivore's, and some omnivore's. ;) Hope this helps

Answer 4

NO IT DOESNT YOU FATTY. JUST USE YOUR BRAIN (if you had one) AND SHUT YOUR FAT MOUTH. there you go :)

Answer 5

There are thousands of different kinds of beetles. While some of them are herbivores, eating only plants, many of them are omnivores and eat both plants and meat.

Answer 6

It depends what species of beetle, some are herbivores, some omnivore and some carnivore.

Answer 7

According to the Melbourne rock band 'Mammal' they are!!

Answer 8

Insects are insects. They are not mammals.

Answer 9

No, all mammals are warm blooded and vertebrates. Insects are cold blooded invertebrates.

Answer 10

no, for they lay eggs