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How does a cat protect theirselves?
Kitty has claws.
How does a mandrill protect itself?
they dont
How do blue poison frogs stay safe?
They protect theirselves with their poison.
Why do milkweed bugs have patterns?
Milkweed bugs have distinct red and black patterns on their bodies as a form of warning coloration to signal to predators that they are distasteful or toxic due to the sequestered chemicals from milkweed plants they feed on. This coloration acts as a defense mechanism to deter predators from eating them.
How do wildcats protect theirselves?
they keep safe and warm by bobby carter hartlepool
How do gazelles protect theirselves?
The gazelles protect themselves by jumping and zig zag running. These deer live in groups and some of them continuously keep watch on predators while others graze. As soon a danger is noticed, fellow gazelles are warned by thumping on the ground and making a sound.
How is the milkweed important to butterflies?
I am growing Milkweed , and Monarch butterflies will only lay her eggs on them because monarch caterpillas can only eat this type of plant. :) I hope I helped everyone with this question :) Anymore question inbox me on facebook : Gustav V-Sloan
Why did knights use a coat of arms?
it was used to protect theirselves in battle or show pride in their families.
Do amphibians take care of theirselves as soon as they are born?
Most are. Some species protect their young.
How do dragonflies protect theirselves?
They breathe fire...Catching the countryside on fire while burning there enemies
What are the poisons called that are in the milkweed plants?
The toxins in milkweed plants are called cardiac glycosides. These chemicals are harmful to many animals if ingested, but monarch butterflies have evolved to tolerate them and even use them for defense against predators.
What are the adaptations to the environment for milkweed?
Milkweed plants have developed several adaptations to thrive in their environment. Their thick, latex-filled stems deter herbivores and protect against damage, while their broad, flat leaves maximize sunlight absorption for photosynthesis. Additionally, the plant produces a unique set of chemicals that can be toxic to predators, further enhancing its survival. Furthermore, milkweed's fluffy seed structure allows for wind dispersal, enabling it to colonize new areas effectively.
