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How a dog protect itself from another dog?
They fight.
How do clown fish protect itself?
By the anemone.
How does a surgeon fish protect itself?
With a gun
How a dog protect itself?
A dog protects itself by growling if endangered and then go in to bite if it feels threatened.
How do broad fish tapeworm defend itself?
its uses its skin to protect itself
What body part of a fish protect itself?
scales
How do rainbow parrot fish protect itself?
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How does an Oscar fish protect itself?
It puffs itself up to look larger than it is, they have teeth
What part of a fish protect itself?
Well,the part that protect the fish is the scales. Because the scales is slippery, if someone holds the fish it will slip out of someones hands. And the other is protection for temperature.
How does a pipe-fish protect itself?
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How does a Dalmatian mollie fish protect itself?
It will either flee or hide. Probably it will do both.
What are giraffes enemies and how does it protect itself?
it enemies are snakes, lions, wild dog and hyenas.
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