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they camouflage
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How do protect themselves from their enemies?
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chamelons do not literally "protect" themselves from enemies, as most species have no means of defense. chameleons just change color to blend in with their surroundings.
How do opossums protect themselves from their enemies?
by pretending they are dead
How do the toucans protect themselves from their enemies?
they fly away
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