Seahorses have no known living predators (except for humans, who put them in tanks and use them in some medicine), but they do have the ability to slowly change colour, like a chameleon, so they match the leaf they are attached to.
their defense is camouflage...
When seahorses are in a storm, they can't do anything about it. But, if they are near a predator, they will use camouflage to change blend in with their surroundings.
the defenses that seahorses have is camouflage and some can change colors
highly mobile eyes,long snout,longtail,small fins
what isthe body structure use for protection of a ant
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teeth and claws
Camouflage is the feature where animals change color to protect themselves from predators. Examples include chameleons and peacock flounders. Leopards also use their spots as camouflage.
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most likely its shell
The beak and talons are the most commonly used body parts of a bird for protection, however some birds may use their feathers as camouflage for protection. Hope this helps!
they use there shells and roll into a ball
A seahorse has a prehensile tail, meaning they use it to grip things. To rest or feed (or hide), they use the tail to grasp coral or seagrasses.
the dogs use their canine teeth to bite enemies
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