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What use lobster protect itself?
money
What body part of a lobster is used to protect itself?
Its claws and shell
What could a lobster do with its claws?
a lobster can crack a shell with its claw and the claws help the lobster protect its self from predators
How do lobster protects itself?
it poos in its enmys dface
Are parts of a lobster poisonous?
No, lobster meat itself is not poisonous. However, the green tomalley (liver) and the roe (eggs) inside a lobster can contain toxins if the lobster was exposed to certain pollutants. It is recommended to avoid consuming these parts.
Is lobster gluten free?
Lobster itself is gluten-free. However, some preparations (baked stuffed, for example) may not be.
How does the megalodon protect itself?
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What body part of lobster is used to protect them?
Their hard shell, the exo skeleton.
how does it protect it?
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How does a Blackbird protect itself from danger?
A blackbrid can protect itself from danger by
How do wild pigs protect itself?
Pig protect itself by hiding
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