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Do any animals fight with their tail?
lizards use their tail to hit the enemies
How do pilot whales protect their selves by enemies?
they hit it with tail and bits or swim way fast
Why does an octopus make a screen?
An octopus makes a screen to escape enemies by confusing them
What animal doesn't have a tail?
an octopus
How do octopus protect themselves from the enemies?
TANGA
Do octopus squirt ink?
to escape from there enemies!
Could a octopus also hit an enemy with its tail or spray it with urine?
Um ... tail? At least one of us is confused about octopus anatomy. It's also kind of difficult to "spray" something underwater, meaning that perhaps there's also a certain amount of confusion about their habitat.
Who are the octopus's enemies?
sharks birds and squid especialy
What are enemies of the blue ringed octopus?
Moray eels
What is the shark enemies?
humans, killer whales and large octopus.
What are an octopus enemies?
Yes sharks, birds, squid especially. Natural predators of octopus are moray and conger eels, dolphins and sharks. So they could be natural enemies. ---everything from answers.com
What are the names of all 289 octopus?
blue ring tail
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