Most of the time an octopus will just hide from his enemies.
He has excellent camouflage, due to colour-changing cells in the epidermis. In some cases these cells aren't used as camouflage, but as a warning that the octopus is a venomous species.
In the rare case that an octopus is discovered by a predator, he will spray ink as a distraction and quickly swim away ( they are very fast!).
these plant protect themselve.
they group themselve
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How do snow goose protect themselves
camouflage and mimicry
no. it is not real
Sharks are top predators and thus do not have other animals attacking them.
I have no idea and I really need the answer
none. they have tentacles.
octupos
it tells u that china needed something to protect themselve and they obviously had some important reason of doin it
cos there not highly stupid like you