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What are some enemies of brain coral?
parrot fish parrot fish
What are four ways that butterflies escape their enemies?
they escape their enemies by camouflaging with there surroundings!
Why can flies easily escape there enemies?
the flies easily escape from their enemies because there are very small and they can fly so they can easily escape
Why can flies easily escape their enemies?
Flies easily escape enemies because they are quick and they can fly. Most of their enemies do not fly so it is not hard at all for them to get away.
Why do insects fly?
To escape their enemies.
How do elephants escape from their enemies?
they run....
How does a baby alligator escape from the enemies?
They run.
How do a snake escape from its enemies?
itsettlesin the ater
Do octopus squirt ink?
to escape from there enemies!
Do tigers eat woodpeckers?
no. they would try to but a parrot is fast and can escape quickly.
How do zebras escape their enemies?
their stripes act as camoflauge
How do poison dart frogs escape from enemies?
none
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