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Sea robins protect themselves primarily through their ability to camouflage with their surroundings, as their coloration often mimics the ocean floor. They possess spiny fins that can deter predators, making them less appealing to potential threats. Additionally, they can utilize their ability to burrow into sand or mud to hide from predators when necessary.
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How does a robin protect itself?
Flies away.
How does a sponge protect itself?
A sea sponge protect itself by releasing toxic gases.
What does a sea cucumber use to protect itself?
evisceration .
How does the sea horse protect itself?
by blending in with its surroundings
Who does a starfish protect itself?
he is easy to be eaten in the sea
How does a green sea turtle protect itself from predators?
its shell
How does a sea skate protect itself?
It protects itself with the thron-like formations on its back and tail
What is the starfishes predator?
what eats a sea star and how does it protect itself
How does a sea anomene protect itself when the tide is out and they are no longer under water?
It
How does a sea otter protect itself against cold weather?
Thick fur
How do sea lions protect itself?
They have sharp teeth and they use them if the animal is in the water they get out of the water
How does sea urchin protect itself from the pounding waves?
It lodges itsef into holes or crevases
