How does a chordata protect itself?

Answer 1

chordata eat through ingestion[closest to humans]. unlike other phylum that may use absorbstion. hope it helps

Answer 2

Chordates protect themselves through various mechanisms such as camouflage, spines, toxins, and defensive behaviors like fleeing or hiding. Some chordates also have the ability to produce substances that deter predators or have physical adaptations like armor plating. Additionally, social behaviors within groups can also provide protection from predators.

Answer 3

There are many different catergories of chordates, so each different animal will have a different way of protecting itself. This may be with sharp claws, teeth, venom, shell, etc.

Answer 4

Chordatas have a spinal cord or a skeleton. Each species of chordata has feathers, appendages, tails or fins that aid them in movement.