How animal protectected them selves?

Answer 1

Wombats - If a predator is chasing it, the wombat can stop dead in half a stride, meaning the predator crashes into its extremely hard bum bone. True story.If you want to describe this you would say what the wombat looks like doing this.Also, you would want to explain how it protects itself.This is what you call a good answer.So if you ever get a story called " QUILLS and THRILLS" you know what to write about and what to write

Answer 2

Numerous animals have developed adaptations to protect themselves. For instance, a porcupine is covered in quills so that predators who try to attack him end up with injuries and go away. Camouflage is another example of a protective adaptation; animals like the chameleon can change colors to blend in with surroundings, making it harder for potential predators to see them.

Answer 3

All animals rely on their skin for protection - it keeps environmental pathogens, chemicals and other noxious stimuli away from the more delicate internal tissues and organs. However, some animals have evolved to have more protections in or on their skin than this, including animals like turtles which have evolved to change their body skin into a hard shell. Other animals rely on their skin for camoflage, such as the speckled pattern on a fawn (baby deer). Still others use their skin for danger-marking protection, including the monarch butterfly who has bold coloration to advertise the toxins in its body to potential predators. Finally, a few animals secrete toxins or poisons directly onto their skin, such as the poison dart frogs of the South American rainforests.

Answer 4

Animals that may change shape to protect themselves are snakes and lizards. Chameleons actually change their coloring to fit their surroundings.

Answer 5

Many animals are protective, especially mother animals. They will protect their babies and even fight for them.

Answer 6

They protect them selves by their body parts.

Like birds they have there beaks to beak there enemies.