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For what do spiders use their poison?
A spider's venom is essentially a toxin which paralyzes their prey. Between the toxin and the silk, they make quick work of immobilizing their prey.
What is a prey of the octopus?
mostly clams
What do jellyfish use to inject the toxin into their prey?
Nematocysts.
How does octopus use energy?
An octopus uses energy to move and catch prey.
What is the hammerhead sharks prey?
Octopus are the most popular prey of hammerheads
Use the word toxin in a sentence?
Lionfish are dangerous because their bodies contain a strong toxin.
Do octopus eat live prey?
Yes
What is prey to the giant pacific octopus?
Sometimes sharks.
What is a seal's prey?
Since the last time I checked, fish.
What are a blue ringed octopus protection?
blue ringed octopus have a deadly poison although scientist do not know how they get it into there prey
Is a octopus a preditor or a prey?
It is both. It is prey to creatures such as sharks, but is a predator to smaller fish, lobsters and crabs.
How does the octopus protect itself?
An octupus sprays black ink so the prey cannot see then the octopus runs away...
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