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Is a leech a crustacean?

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Nope, it's an invertebrate.

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No, it would be cool if they could though! ;)Some leeches are known to eat earthworms whole though...
Why are leeches leeches?
idk they just are
Where are leeches?
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By is.
What makes a crustacean a crustacean?
having a segmented body, a chitinous exoskeleton, and paired, jointed limbs.