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How does this animal protect itself?
By its long tusks.
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How does this blue frog protect itself?
By poisoning it's prey with their skin.
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Rhinos have horns that are permanent and will not fall off, no matter how old they get. What does permanent mean?
Unchanging, will always be there.
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How does a snake protect itself?
By camoflauge and poisonous venom.
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Some animals have sharp teeth that help scare away predators. What does "predators mean?
Animals that hunt and eat other animals.
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What does "camouflage" mean?
Hiding by blending into the surroundings.
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How do Viceroy butterlies protect themselves?
Making sounds like a bee.
Copying the appearance of another poisonous butterfly.
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How does this animal protect itself?
By using their sharp spines.
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Name some animals who miwght use claws to protect themselves.
Wolves, birds, lizards or dogs!
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How are tusks and horns different?
Tusks are longer than horns. Horns are also thicker than tusks.
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Name 2 ways that an animal can protect itself.
An animal can protect itself by camouflaging or using their claws.
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How does this animal protect itself?
By its antlers.
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How do bees protect themselves?
By stinging their enemy or prey.
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How is this seahorse protecting itself?
By using camouflage!
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