Do minnows have backbones?

Question

I'm doing a science fair project and we can only use animals in our expirements if they dont have backbones...I dont really want to use worms or crickets so im wondering if i can use minnows. thanks.

Answer 1

No, minnows will not work since, as others have pointed out, they do indeed have backbones. Have you considered the hermit crab? They do not have backbones but are cute, easy to interact with, and readily available.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

All fish have a back bone, to speak of. Sharks don't have bones, but infact have a back bone.

If you are looking for something thad doesn't, try a jelly fish, (Not a fish but an invert) annemone, Starfish, crab, squid, octapi. These will all work.

good luck

Answer 5

All fish have bones, so, NO, you may not use minnows.

Grasshoppers, worms, crickets, roaches, spiders, crabs, ants, butterflies, and moths are all animals found around a house without bones.

Answer 6

yes all fish do they are classified as vertebrates and use there backbone to propel themselves through the water

Answer 7

yes, all fishes got backbones.

Answer 8

Yes, minnows, like all fish, have backbones.

MM

Answer 9

Sorry they have backbones!!

Answer 10

Of course. They are fish. Fish are vertebrates.