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What are three parts of a bird's body that it can use to protect itself?
Beak, wings and spurs.
How does an osprey protect itself?
The bird can use it's raptor claw behind it's foot and it's beak which are dangerous weapons.
Does a Spiny Bandicoot use its spines to protect itself from predators?
no it does not use spikes to protect itself
What is the Bird that Benjamin Franklin wanted to use as a Symbol of the US?
turkey
Why did they use turkey for Thanksgiving?
Because in the early days of American colonization the turkey was a plentiful game bird.
What is the origin of the word 'turkey'?
The bird we today call a turkey is native to America. Yet, how did it become associated with the country of Turkey? The answer is that the American wildfowl is not the only bird called a turkey. That, since 1552, is also a name for the guinea-fowl. That bird, native to Africa, was brought to Europe via Turkey. When Europeans arrived in America, they noticed similarities between the guinea-fowl and the American bird and called the latter turkey. So, the name is from the country although the bird is in no way associated with it. Theatrical use of turkey to mean a flop dates to 1927. General disparaging use dates to 1951. Exactly why the word was first used to refer disparagingly to a person is uncertain, but it is probably because of the bird's fabled low intelligence.
What use lobster protect itself?
money
What does a sea cucumber use to protect itself?
evisceration .
What does a scorpion use to protect itself in water?
their pincers
What does a water scorpion use to protect itself?
their pincers
What does the porcupine use to defend itself?
A porcupine uses the spikes on its back to protect itself.
Turkey indigenous to which country?
The Turkey is indigenous to North America. Ben Franklin wanted to use it as the bird on our national seal, but it was voted to be the Bald Eagle instead.
