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Why do the sea turtles have a shell?
to protect them from predators
How do green sea turtles protect themselves?
its hard bony shell provides protection and it will also bite
Do sea turtles urinate?
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.
Do sea turtles and land turtles protect themselves the same way as reptiles?
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
What are Sea turtles predators?
Shark
Do green sea turtles have predators?
yes, tiger sharks
How do sea turtles protect themselves from danger?
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.
What are a box jellyfishes predators?
Green Sea Turtles because green sea turtles eat jellyfish.
What are the green sea turtles predators?
mainly sharkes
What is a lions mane jellyfish predators?
Sea turtles.
Are sea turtles predators to jellyfish and crabs?
I guess they could, but this is a LOT of kinds of jellyfish, crabs, and sea turtles.
Why do sea turtles use their shells?
Inside the snails shell is it's heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, stomach etc. It's shell is like a storage for it's organs. The snail can also retract into it if it feels threatend/sleepy/hibernating. This may not be corrrect but I think the snail can also preserve it moisture levels to stop it drieing out.
