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Sea creatures, such as mollusks, live in their shells for protection and support. The shell serves as a hard outer covering that defends against predators and environmental hazards. Inside, the creature's soft body is protected while it can still access food and oxygen from the surrounding water through specialized structures. Additionally, many mollusks can produce and repair their shells as needed, allowing them to adapt to their environment.

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