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They actuarlly have no protection from predators unless their mother is nearby. if a predator goes up to the hatchling, it can freely eat it.
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How does a flamingo avoid being eaten?
They fly away from potential predators.
How do sloths avoid being eaten?
Slowly, also they dont have any predators
What behaviors adaptations did the puma do that helped it survive escape predators and avoid being eaten?
run
Why is it important for a species to avoid predators?
It is important for species to avoid predators so they don't get eaten or hurt.
A rabbit is hunted by predators in the wild How has it adapted to avoid being eaten?
i dont know look away you ******* prick cockle *********** *****
Why do a woodlice like to be under a rock?
Invertebrates live under rocks as to avoid being eaten by predators like birds and mice.
Why do animals have camouflage?
They have camouflage so they can be hidden from enemies.They camouflage themselves to prevent from being seen by their predators or prey, so that they can avoid from being eaten or catch their prey.
How do bears avoid predators?
Adult brown bears are apex predators and have little need to worry about being attacked and eaten. Cubs receive maternal care so, there is little chance of their predation.
How do brown bears avoid predators?
Adult brown bears are apex predators and have little need to worry about being attacked and eaten. Cubs receive maternal care so, there is little chance of their predation.
Does a manatee get eaten?
No manatees have no natural predators. They often do not get eaten. I have never heard of a manatee being eaten. So no
What are some physiological adaptations of the earthworm?
they have both sexual organs in their body like snails. they also have a brown body to blend in the soil to avoid being eaten by predators
What adaptations does a thrush have to avoid being eaten?
it can fly
