UV radiation can penetrate living tissue and damage the DNA in the nucleus of its cells. Our skin has the ability to produce a pigment called melanin that makes it darker (like getting a ten) and then the darker pigment helps stop UV rays from damaging deeper tissues. Too much exposure to UV light can even damage the melanocytes (the cells that produce the melanin pigment) and you can develop skin cancer. The deadliest skin cancer is malignant melanoma and if you suspect that you may have it you should get medical attention right away.
the skin has poison in it
its uses its skin to protect itself
by comaflashing in its suroundings becouse of its skin
by comflashing in its surroundings because of its skin.
Some newts protect itself by using toxins in its skin. So don't eat them it can be life threatening!
POISON ON THE SKIN PROTECTS AND THE COLOUR OF THE SKIN WARNS PREDATORS THAT IT HAS POISON
An elephant protects its self with its large tusks and tough skin.
white blood cells form puss and the puss helps protect until skin grows
Yes, it has a thick layers of scaly skin to protect itself for predators.
No,, it doesn't. The ozone layer protects us.
Yes it is. The skin is the largest of all human organs. Skin has the ability to protect your body and can repair itself when injured, unless it is a deep cut or burn
The skin helps the bear to protect itself when it is attacking or being attack by some animal or some people.