Why is an earthworm an invertebrate?

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Earthworm have bones Some children confuse earthworms, which are invertebrates and have no bones, with snakes which are vertebrates and do have a bony skeleton and many ribs.

Rainbow [258]3 years ago

6 0

Hello

Because that creature had not bones in its structure.

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