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How do dolphins fight off predetors?
They swim around them and bump them with their nose then the preditor swims away
How does a frilled shark protect itself?
swim away from predetors keep warm with aunti freeze in it`s blood
Is it normal for tropical fish to swim away from you?
It is normal for fish to swim in all directions including away from you.
What happens if you scream at a fish?
Then the fish would swim away.
How can fish protect themselves?
they swim away
Why do fish swim so well?
if they didnt a better swimming sharkwould eat them because the better a swimmer you are the better you chances of getting food, getting females and avoiding predetors
Why is the swim bladder an important evolutionary adamtation in fish?
because when the fish is swimming it hass to use its bladder to swim away
How do fish defend themselfs?
they swim away from their predators
What can a snowy owl do to get away from predetors?
eat them
How do fish react when they are scared?
fish will swim away or hide behind a rock or vegetation
What do fish use to defend themselves?
Most fish just swim away or hide.
How do you know if a fish is afraid of another fish?
It'll swim away or try to avoid the fish its afraid of.
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