How do manatees defend its self?

Answer 1

Manatees do not have claws or sharp teeth, so if they are attacked by crocodiles, alligators, sharks and killer whales, they are in trouble. They do not travel in large herds so the others cannot help to warn or protect a manatee from attack. Their only real protection strategy is to remain in shallow water. This way, if they are attacked, it is less likely that the predator can drag them further under the water for longer than the 15 minutes that the manatee can survive without breathing.

Answer 2

manatee protect themselves by swimmimg near shallow water and escaping fron predetors

Answer 3

Yes, it normally will not hurt humans,but

if other manatees or water animals try to harm its child

it will hit them with a powerfull tail.

Answer 4

a mantee survives by staying in warm water.

Answer 5

They really don't have any defenses other predators don't attack them because they're just to big.

Answer 6

they don't fight.that's why they are called the gentle giants

Answer 7

They dont have any natral prediters.

Answer 8

Blubber-A layer of fat to keep it warm