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ANIMALS

The document outlines various defense mechanisms employed by different animals to protect themselves from predators. These include physical adaptations such as hard shells, sharp horns, spines, and claws, as well as behavioral strategies like camouflage, group movement, and the use of venom or bad smells. Additionally, some animals can withdraw into their shells or detach body parts when threatened.

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ANIMALS

The document outlines various defense mechanisms employed by different animals to protect themselves from predators. These include physical adaptations such as hard shells, sharp horns, spines, and claws, as well as behavioral strategies like camouflage, group movement, and the use of venom or bad smells. Additionally, some animals can withdraw into their shells or detach body parts when threatened.

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Have hard shells to protect their soft bodies.

Role itself up when felt threatened.

Curl itself when felt threatened.

Have pattern resemble fake eyes on their wings to deceive the enemies.

Sharp horns of for self-defence.

Have stings that can release venom to hurt or kill the enemies.

Sharp spines on their body to scare the enemies.

Camouflage and special body coverings to protect themselves from other


animals.

Produce bad smells causing enemies not to come near them.

Their combined stripes make it hard for a lion or leopard to pick out one
zebra to chase.

Calcified skin that forms a kind of armor around them and sharp spines
that give painful lessons to the mouths of reckless predators.

Sharp horns of for self-defence.


Have stings that can release venom to hurt or kill the enemies.

Withdraw parts of the body into the shell.

Have strong leg muscles to move fast to escape themselves from the
enemies.

Sharp spines on their body to scare the enemies.

Camouflage to protect themselves from other animals

Sharp claws for defense.

Camouflage to protect themselves from other animals

Use their teeth, claws , legs , body language and vocals to protect them
selves .
Use their 3- to 4-inch-long claws and teeth to defend themselves.

Spurt out black ink towards their enemies when they are attacked.

Protect themselves with a smelly oil. They spray it from a gland


underneath their tail.

Detach certain parts of their bodies when they are attacked.

Camouflage to protect themselves from other animals

Use their trunks and their tusks to protect themselves from predators.
They also use loud noises to scare away threats.
Thrash their tails around, both injuring and frightening their attacker and
traveling in groups

Give a very powerful kick that can either kill or break a predator's jaw and
they can bite too. They will spit their stomach content in the faces of
predators.

Move in groups to ensure their safety.

Camouflage by appearing white like its snowy surroundings

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