Invertebrates
Assassin bugs are named after their habit of hiding in ambush for their prey.
What is an Invertebrate?
Invertebrates do not have an internal skeleton and backbone but a hard exoskeleton on the outside. The top layer is known as the cuticle.
Invertebrates make up around 98% of all animal species in the world.
Click below to find out more about some Adelaide Zoo invertebrates.
| Species | Class | Geographical Region |
| Assassin Bug | Australasia | |
| Australian Land Snail | Australasia | |
| Egyptian Beetle | Australasia | |
| Freshwater Yabby | Australasia | |
| Golden Orb Weaver Spider | Australasia | |
| Phasmids | Australasia | |
| Redback Spider | Australasia |
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