Animals without bones
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Some animals do not have any bones.
Animals that do not have bones, including a spine, inside their bodies are called invertebrates.
Some invertebrate animals have a hard layer or shell for protection on the outside of their bodies called an exoskeleton
Some invertebrate animals' bodies are filled with fluid, such as worms and jellyfish.
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