answersLogoWhite

0

A few possible answers:

Armadillo

Millipede

Snakes

User Avatar

Wiki User

13y ago

What else can I help you with?

Related Questions

How do DOGS protect themselves from danger?

Dogs protect themselves from danger in a couple of ways. One way to is to curl up and become submissive, and small. Another way is with their barking and growling. They do this to scare away danger.


How the animals protect themselves from anacondas?

armadillos curl up in to a ball ( their shell protects them) they are slow and the anaconda to fast for the armadillo to run


How do armdillo protect themselves?

they curl up in a ball


How do hedgehogs protect themselves?

They curl up into a ball and either stay there or they will ram into the opponent.


Why do hedgehog have spins?

Hedgehogs have spines to protect themselves from predators and threats, when threatened they curl into a ball with their spines sticking out.


Why do hedgehogs go into a ball?

To protect themselves and sometimes to antimidate their enemys


Why do ferns curl up?

Ferns curl up to protect themselves from harsh conditions like extreme heat or lack of water. This helps them conserve moisture and survive in challenging environments.


Do sulgs move when they eat?

they curl up to protect other animals such as ants from taking their food - Anna Jones


How hedgehog protect itself from other animals?

They curl up in a ball so all their quills are out and make loud hissing noises


Does centipede curl to protect itself?

I had never seen centipede curl up if disturbed. Milipedes do curl.


What does an octopus do to protect itself from dangerous animals?

When they are in danger,(They are tryi ng to stay safe) They would probably find the nearest rock or reef to curl up in and camoflauge from the predator. ^_^ Hope that helped. Cheers~ xD


Give you facts about hedgehog?

They are insectivores (the eat insects). Their spikes are made of the same material as hair and nails. They can curl into a ball to protect themselves from predators.