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A sea sponge protect itself by releasing toxic gases.
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How do sponge depends themselves?
Spikes in the sponge help protect the sponge.
Does anybody protect a Sea sponge?
yes
How does the sponge defend itself from prey?
a sponge defends its self by using its stinging cells! :)
Does a plant grow in a sponge?
Plant itself does not grow in a sponge. Sometimes spongy tissue is formed as in case of fruits of sponge gourd.
How does a blackball sponge defend itself?
they carry guns
How does the megalodon protect itself?
how do young protect itself
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How does the Grantia sea sponge defend itself?
they curl up
How does a Blackbird protect itself from danger?
A blackbrid can protect itself from danger by
How does the opossums protect itself?
The opossum protect itself by playing dead.
How does mahi mahi protect itself?
how dose the milkfish protect itself
How do wild pigs protect itself?
Pig protect itself by hiding
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