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How do leopards avoid predators?
they use speed
What are the river otters some adaptations?
the otters use their paws to swim fast away from predators
What are defensive adaptations of a skunk?
Defensive adaptations are the adaptations animals use to defend themselves from predators. Skunks have developed a scent gland under their tails that emits a strong, noxious odor when they feel scared or threatened.
Do humans use gazelles?
No.
What is the adaptation for blue periwinkle?
Behavioural - Forms clusters to avoid predators and to avoid drying out. Also seeks shelter in crevices to avoid predators and escape from the drying effects of wind.Structural - Thick, impermeable shell for protection from predators and to avoid water loss.Physical - Can reduce metabolic rates while exposed to minimise oxygen use.
Does a kinkajou camouflage?
Yes, the kinkajou does use camouflage. They hide in tree concaves during the day to avoid sunlight and avoid predators.
Are land animal the only creature that use camouflage?
No, fish use camouflage frequently as well to avoid predators
What adaptations have chameleons developed to protect them from predators?
IT IS because the food that they eat has some chemicals on them which helps them to change their colors
How does butterflies avoid its predators?
Butterflies use various methods to avoid predators. Through camouflage, it becomes hard for predators to spot them. There are poisonous butterflies where one becomes a sacrifice to save others when a predator eats it and becomes sick whereas others have high speeds during flight to escape predators.
What do flamingos use to protection?
Flamingos protect themselves by pecking predators with its beak. Flamingos also stay in large groups to avoid and confuse predators.
What are the adaptations of an elephant tree?
One of the adaptations are that they have shallow roots that let it absorb water quickly.
What do flamingo use to protect itself?
Flamingos protect themselves by pecking predators with its beak. Flamingos also stay in large groups to avoid and confuse predators.
