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How do longfin eels protect themselves?
it runs away
Why save dolphins over sharks?
because sharks can protect themselves
What type of sharks eat moray eels?
eels
Why don't electric eels shock themselves?
Electric eels have special insulating tissues in their bodies that prevent the electric shock they produce from affecting themselves. These tissues protect the eels from being harmed by their own electrical discharges.
How do great white sharks protect themselves?
by not bleeding
How do bull sharks protect themselves?
somhow, dipshnozzle
How do hammerheads protect themselves?
They headbutt other sharks.
What do the great white sharks protect themselves with?
With their Teeth.
How do tiger sharks protect themselves?
by using its jaws to scare them of
How does seaweed protect sea otters from sharks?
they use it to disguise themselves
Is there sharks or eels in Niagara Falls?
yes
Do sharks eat conger eels?
crabs
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