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Question
What protects the bodies of animals?
Short Answer
Solution
There are different mechanisms by which animals protect themselves from danger, such as their predators:
- Some organisms are covered by hard shells to protect themselves. For example, garden snails, tortoises, etc. have a hard shell, which they use to hide under dangerous conditions.
- Starfish and porcupines have spines on their surfaces, which they can use against their enemies.
- Organisms like chameleons and frogs can change their colours according to the surrounding environment. It is known as chamouflaging.
- Animals that are found in very cold regions have a thick layer of fat under the skin and thick fur to protect them from extreme cold conditions.
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