Elephants have several adaptations to escape predators, primarily their size and strength, which deter many potential threats. Their keen sense of hearing and smell allows them to detect danger from a distance, enabling them to avoid confrontations. Additionally, elephants often travel in herds, providing safety in numbers, as they can work together to protect vulnerable individuals, such as calves. Their ability to communicate through low-frequency sounds also helps alert the group to potential threats.
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Prey are the animals that predators feed on. Some adaptations prey have to escape from predators are having poison in their system and protective surfaces, like quills or scales.
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They can run quickly to escape from predator (like lions, hyenas), because they have long legs.
Two external adaptations for a squids predatory life are that it pushes ink to blind predator some have venom camouflage- (chromatophore and iridocyte) jet propulsion.
Predators have to be extremely hungry to bother African elephants. Some predators such as female lions will follow the herd to try and grab a small elephant if they can, but mature female elephants are very wary of this.
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Well, they have trees, so they can hide from predators. They also have their wings to fly and possibly escape from non-flying predators. They also have pretty good vision in general. By Alicen E. Boldt
Squirrels have many adaptations for survival. Squirrels are very fast in order to escape predators. Squirrels also store food for the winter and have claw like nails for protection and eating.
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Baby elephants are predated by lions, hyeanas and wild dogs in Africa. Adult elephants don't have any significant enemies except man. In Asia, elephants' predators are tigers and there are rare reports of adults falling victim.