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What does a monkey have to escape predators?
arms tail and legs to swing in trees
What is the purpose of the girraffes legs?
Giraffes have long legs to allow them to eat the high leave that they love, and also to escape predators.
How do grasshoppers escape predators?
some use their wings to fly away, their camouflage to hide from the predators, or use their back legs to jump far away
How does a jackrabbit catch its prey?
By using his long legs to pounce
What adaptations do zebras have to keep away from predators?
They can run quickly to escape from predator (like lions, hyenas), because they have long legs.
Does ANY grasshopper have stingers?
No, grasshoppers do not have stingers. They use their powerful hind legs to escape predators and do not possess any venomous or stinging capabilities.
Why do northern mockingbirds have legs?
Northern mockingbirds have legs because legs are a common feature of birds, necessary for walking, perching, and foraging for food. Legs also allow birds to fly and escape predators, contributing to their survival in the wild.
Can a fiddler crab regrow its legs?
Yes, fidler crabs grow back after they loose them. When predators grab crabs legs they shed them to escape and will later grow them back. Don't worry it is a natural process.
Can your baby guinea pig live with a dead leg?
Um I'm not sure I don't think so because they need all there legs to escape predators
What is a hasejan?
A hasejan, also known as a hare or jackrabbit, is a type of fast-running mammal belonging to the family Leporidae. These animals are characterized by their long ears, powerful hind legs, and typically large eyes, which aid in their survival by allowing them to detect predators. Hasejans are primarily herbivorous, feeding on grass, leaves, and other vegetation. They are known for their agility and speed, which help them escape from threats in their natural habitats.
Why are their back legs bigger than their front legs?
Many animals, particularly those that are built for jumping or running, have larger back legs than front legs to provide greater power and propulsion. The increased muscle mass in the hind limbs allows for stronger pushes off the ground, generating speed and height during movement. This anatomical adaptation helps with locomotion, balance, and agility, making it easier for the animal to escape predators or catch prey.
What adaptation do grasshoppers have?
Grasshoppers have several adaptations which enable them to survive in their habitats. They have strong jaws for eating and chomping food, as well as strong back legs for them to jump high and escape predators
