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How does a bull shark protect itself?
A bull shark protects itself by biting.
What does a Tiger shark protect itself with?
their teeth.
How do shark protect itself?
the saw on the nose
How does the hammerhead shark protect itself?
buy there tail.
How does shark protect itself from the enemies?
it swimm fast
How does the shark protect itself?
By Using Its Teeth!! Easyyy as
How do a great white shark protect itself?
it bittes the enemy
How hammerhead shark protect itself from cold water?
it putz on a sweater.lol ;)
How does a manatee protect itself?
swip there tails againght shark and other predors
How does a hammerhead shark protect itself?
it uses its tail
How bull shark protect itself?
FLAPPY BIRD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqH8YpjlycA
How does a dolphin protect itself from danger?
a dolphin protects itself by when a predator is there, for example a hammerhead shark they would use there teamwork to kill their predator.
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