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No, the woodlouse is a crustacean known as an isopod. Some isopod species live in the sea, and others on sand beaches. But stereotypical woodlice live on land, and are often referred to as "doodle bugs" and "pill bugs" (for instinctively rolling into a ball when threatened).

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14y ago

depends if it has a mouth like once when i was 8 i squsied its head and that didnt do anything

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12y ago

No, a woodlouse is NOT a reptile. It is a stick insect; it does not have scales like a reptile.

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Joseph Linnell

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4y ago

A woodlouse is an arthropod, not a vertebrate, which means the woodlouse has its skeleton on the outside of its body, like Spiders or ants, for example.

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15y ago

No you thicko!

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14y ago

a woodlouse crawls

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15y ago

yes i think yes i think yes i think

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13y ago

none, they can't fly:)

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they have 0

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4y ago

it has 0 pairs of wings

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