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How octopus protect themselves?
They protect themselves by squirting ink.
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How do mudfish protect themselves from their enemies?
By throwing mud on their enemies
How do raddlesnakes do to protect themselves from their enemies?
they raddle
What is the structure of plants to protect themselves from their enemies?
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How do jaguars protect themselves from enemies?
they camouflage
How do protect themselves from their enemies?
By using their tencles
How catterpillar protect themselves from enemies?
Camoflauge
How do makahiya protect them from their enemies?
The makahiya protect themselves by flipping their leaves
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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