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Are bees vertebrates?

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bees are actually invertebrates, which means that they have NO spine or backbone

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Do bees have a vertebrate?
Actually they are invertebrates even though they seem like vertebrates they're actually invertebrates which means no spine or backbone
Are bees a vertebrates?
yeah buddy
Is a killer bee a vertebrate or inveterbrate?
A killer bee is an invertabrate because it is an insect there for it doesn't have any bones
Is a bee a vertebrate or a invertebrate?
A Bee is an Invertebrate.
Is a bee a vertebrate?
Nope. Insects like bees have no bones inside them, though they do have an exoskeleton. But that doesn't count.