Is a cow a invertebrate

Answer 1

No a fish has a spinal column with vertebrae and therefore is a vertebrate
No they are vertebrates as they have a back bone an Octopus is an invertebrate

Answer 2

No, a cow is not an invertebrate. Cows, like all mammals, are vertebrates, meaning they have a backbone. Invertebrates, on the other hand, do not have a backbone.

Answer 3

No. Cows are vertebrates because they have a spinal cord.

Answer 4

Did you ever see "Pork Ribs" on a menu? ... those ribs were once attached to a pig's backbone.

So - no - a pig is not an invertebrate.

Answer 5

No. Cows are vertebrate animals that have an internal skeleton, not an external one.

Answer 6

Because it just is. It's the way it has been created over many many years of evolution. If a cow didn't have a vertebrae it wouldn't be able to move around like we know it does.

Answer 7

No, it has spine.

Answer 8

Both, as herbivore means plant eater.

Answer 9

is an fish vertebrate

Answer 10

no