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How do birds avoid being eaten by raccoons?
Birds can fly away if threatened by raccoons.
How does the mallard duck avoid being eaten?
by shooting them
What adaptations does a thrush have to avoid being eaten?
it can fly
Why are herring adapted to avoid being caught by an orca?
So they don't get eaten. They are covered in scales to avoid them getting eaten by the orca!
Did people in the 1958 eat raccoons?
People have always eaten raccoons, at least, some people.
What do raccoons eat that eats algae?
Snails and some fish eat algae and both are eaten by raccoons
Do raccoons avoid traps they were once in?
Yes, raccoons are very smart.
How did Adam avoid being eaten by the dinosaurs?
He was the Baton Conductor of their orchestra.
How does a flamingo avoid being eaten?
They fly away from potential predators.
How do toucans avoid being eaten?
They can Fly as fast as a sports car
What adaptations does a snail have to avoid being eaten?
The snail has its shell for protection.
What adaptations does a woodlouse have to avoid being eaten?
it is small and camouflaged in trees
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