Adult sea turtles do not have many predators. However, they are prey for a number of species of sharks. The shell of the sea turtle provides protection, even though sea turtles cannot pull their heads or fins inside their shell like other species. Sea turtles can also remain underwater for long periods of time, thereby fending off attacks from land animals.
I dont know but their shell is hard and protects them
Sea Turtles protect themselves by asking the women to protect them.the male sea turtles are wimps and they want the women to do all the work!male sea turtles need to step it up and be a MAN!!
It's greatest defense is its shell, which is very hard and can protect its vital organs. They are also good swimmers, and swim in groups.
They curl up into it's shell, and waits for the danger attacking it. Hope this helpes. (I'm a 4th grader) lol
They go into their shell
by hiding in its shell
They all carry knives and brass knuckles
Some turtles can't protect themselves with their limb/head so they will urinate a foul urine with a pungent odor in attempts to protect itself.
they have eyes
to protect them from predators
its hard bony shell provides protection and it will also bite
By shrugging themselves into their shell.
They try to camouflage themselves.
green turtles are turtles that are green and swim in the ocean and lay eggs and leave them to survive by themselves
Land turtles defend themselves by going in their shells or finding holes to hide in. Sea turtles find places to hide and also go in their shell for protection.
I don't know... do they live there?
Squid and sea horses
Well, everything has to protect its self. Turtles do it to. They have a shell for that because turtles ALWAYS get eaten. Only some are lucky
For the most part yes, but in several ways no. For the best answer to your question just google search turtles and read a bit on the different types to see what they normally do, what they eat, and who are their main predators, or enemies.They obviously do DUH