👉 In animal science, a coatless organism is an organism that lacks an external layer of skin or fur. This could be a single species like humans or animals, but it can also refer to a group of organisms that lack any body parts, such as those in plants. For example: - The human species has three primary body parts: the head, neck, and limbs. - The animal species may have only one or two body parts, depending on their specific needs. - Some plants also lack
