The primary means of protection for a kiwi is hiding. Kiwi are nocturnal, and this behaviour enables them to evade their predators. They nest in burrows which they dig in the ground. Apart from that, they are virtually defenceless.
When they are trapped, they may use their claws in defence, but this is not enough to prevent the many kiwi deaths that occur from dog attacks.
They nurse them and protect them from danger and they teach them how to protect themselves from danger.
by camouflaging themselves to the object
Dogs protect themselves from danger in a couple of ways. One way to is to curl up and become submissive, and small. Another way is with their barking and growling. They do this to scare away danger.
Rhea protect themselves from danger by fleeing in a zig-zag course, using one wing then the other. During their breeding season, the flocks break up.
no
Groundhogs protect themselves by retreating to their burrows at any hint of danger.
It is frightened. They do that to protect themselves from danger.
yes they do
When danger strikes, the cattle protect themselves by running away, by charging themselves and using their horns against the attackers and by kicking with their rear cloven hooves.
Protecting a person from themselves can prove to be fairly difficult. It is ideal to call help for them if they are in danger of hurting themselves.
they survive by natural selection. also they protect themselves
Cheetahs use their speed to escape from potential predators.