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Skull bones protect your brain.
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skin
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Its exoskeleton.
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Eyelids and Eyelashes.
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by wings
What part of a knights body did a visor a protect?
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the spinal cord
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it is protected by hard scally back
How do the backbones and ribs protect the internal part of the body?
das
What body part did the armadillo use to protect itself?
There shells.
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