No. Crabs, lobsters, barnacles, and shrimp are all crustaceans. This means that they have no skeleton, but instead have a hard shell on the outside of their body for protection. An example of some amphibians are frogs, salamanders, toads and newts. Amphibians have soft or slimy skin and an internal skeleton. They also spend much of their time out of water, unlike crustaceans which need water to live. A crab is in the Animal Kingdom.
It's an arthropod.
no its a crusteachan
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Some do. Think crab, lobster, barnacle, horseshoe crab, water beetles and even diving bell spiders.
A frog is an amphibian, meaning that it lives on both land and water, but most fish are not; they live only in the water.
Many sea life's shells can be found at the beach. Which kinds depends on what beach someone is on. Clam, crab, horseshoe crabs, snails, and many more.
One animal that chews its food with its legs is the horseshoe crab. It does not have teeth or jaws, so it uses its legs to "chew" the food, which then goes into its beak.
Mangrove horseshoe crab was created in 1802.
Atlantic horseshoe crab was created in 1758.
The horseshoe crab closely relates to scorpions and spiders.
The horseshoe crab is about 2 feet long and weighs 10 pounds.
The spikes on a horseshoe crab protect it from being attacked.
a horseshoe crab is called a horshoe crab because its sell looks like the shape of a horseshoe posted byb Sean I
Horseshoe crabs are not a fish, it is a marine arthropod. The horseshoe crab is more closely related to spiders, ticks, and scorpions than to crabs.
it looks like a crab
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