A hard shell can help an animal survive by providing protection from predators and environmental hazards, such as harsh weather or sharp objects. It acts as a physical barrier, reducing the risk of injury and increasing the animal's chances of survival in hostile environments. Additionally, a hard shell can help retain moisture, which is crucial for species living in arid conditions, and may also aid in thermoregulation. Overall, this adaptation enhances the animal's overall fitness and ability to thrive in its ecosystem.
the survive with their hard shell
A hard shell animal? Like a crab or snail?
Turtles
If it doesn't have a hard shell to protect it, it will most likely have defenses like claws size teeth and stuff like that.
i could be a crockodiol
Armadillo
No. If you have found a hard rock with an animal print on it, it may be a fossil.
hide from predators
Sement .
sulg is same as snail
Their hard outer shell. They just pull themselves in tight when things get scary.
They survive by reproducing. Sunflower seeds are protected by a hard woody shell that allows them to withstand weathering until it is time to germinate.