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Gastropods, more commonly called snails and slugs, defend themselves in several ways. Snails, obviously, retract into their hard shells to protect their soft bodies, while slugs use their distasteful slime to make them unpalatable and hard to pick up. There are also marine gastropods such as abalones, conches perwinkles, etc. that also have hard protective shells.
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How do gastropods travel through the environment?
Gastropods travel by using a muscular foot to glide along surfaces. Some species also secrete mucus on their foot to help with movement. Additionally, some gastropods can crawl over rough terrain or use their shell to protect themselves while moving.
Are snail worms?
No, snails are gastropods.
How do gastropods function as decomposers?
How do gastropods function as decomposers?
How octopus protect themselves?
They protect themselves by squirting ink.
How do there proctect themselves?
Citizens protect themselves with police departments. Nations protect themselves with a military.
How do stingrays protect themselves?
they use their sting tail to protect themselves
How do lionfish protect themselves with their dorsal spines?
how do lionfish protect themselves
Do gastropods have a shell?
Wel, gastropods are interesting creatures. Wheher they have shells or not is somewhat of a debate. The decorum of gastropods inside of the psyche, is an interesting topic. They like to attack certain families that like to watch X-Men and smile a alot. They especially hate other gastronemius' who eat out different chicks.
How do barnacles protect themselves?
Barnacles protect themselves by sticking to something sturdy.
Are lepercons evil?
no, they protect themselves XD I have to laugh at that, but it is true they protect themselves.
What do orchids do to protect themselves from being eaten?
dont think they can protect themselves
How do rhinos mostly protect themselves?
They protect themselves with their horns, made with really strong bones , and thick skin used as a shield to protect themselves.
