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How do mudfish protect themselves from their enemies?
By throwing mud on their enemies
How do rattlesnakes protect themselves from their enemies?
rattle snakes coil and emit the hiss sound of its rattle. When they coil that is the position were they can do the jump to attack and bite injecting the venom.
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The makahiya protect themselves by flipping their leaves
How do the toucans protect themselves from their enemies?
they fly away
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