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How does a little brown bat protect itself?
it explodes
How does the bat protect itself from enemies?
he protectas himself from enemie
How does a fruit bat protect itself?
it covers its body with their wings in stead of fling away
How do they protect themselves brown bats?
It is important to understand how animals protect themselves. A long tailed bat prevents itself by flying away, hiding in small places, and defending itself with its claws.
How does a vampire bat protect itself?
it will close its wings and hang upside down on any thing that is his own color.
How do bat protect them self?
by biting
In the book the trumpet of the swan how does a swan protect itself?
a trumpeter swan uses its wings to hit an enemy just like a baseball bat hits a ball
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Pig protect itself by hiding
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