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How do armadillas defend themselves?

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Armidillos defend themselves because in the habitat that they live on, they are prey to many animals within the same habitat. For instance, one of the armidillo's predaters is a panther. Living in South America (just like the armadillo), you would think the panther would have a nice meal quickly against the little armadillo. Yet, the armadillo has its shell for protection, so the panther can't get at his soft underbelly.

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