Animals are divided into two main groups, Invertebrates and Vertebrates. Vertebrates, such as man, have a spine and an endoskeleton, ( internal skeleton) to which all their muscles are attached. They also have a rib-cage which protects the heart and lungs etc, as well as a cranium, (skull) which protects the brain. Some INVERTEBRATES have no skeletons, such as earthworms and jelly-fish, but others, the ARTHROPODS, have an EXOSKELETON, ( outer skeleton) made up of chitin and calcium carbonate. The arthropods can be divided into ; the insects; the Spiders, the crustaceans, (lobsters, etc) and the Diplopods/myriapods, ( centipedes etc). The muscles and body organs are all INSIDE the exoskeleton.
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By increasing molality in certain chemicals within their cells they are protecting themselves from freezzing
they are alike in protecting themselves, because they can protect themselves without helping.
By increasing molality in certain chemicals within their cells they are protecting themselves from freezzing
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Protecting themselves.
There are many plants that have special structure to protect themselves from human and other animals. A good example is the poisonous ivy which produces urushiol and roses that have thorns for protection.
Hide in Their Shells
they sting you because they are protecting themselves.
Sunflowers have deep roots to hold themselves steady. They are tall to make it more difficult for animals to get their seeds.
No animals can "turn themselves into other animals".
It is for protecting themselves.