how animals protect them self

 Where do some animals hide to protect themselves?

1 where do some animals hide to protect themself tree hollow underground burrows under rocks and logs 

 

2 Why does an echidna roll itself into a ball? To protect them from sea otters and eel and other predators

3 Why would the Tree Pangolin be difficult to unroll when it was in a tight, hard ball? Overlapping scales

4 Why do flatfish lie on seabeds? To camouflage with the background

5 What was the purpose of the scientists’ experiments with flatfish? To see if it goes with the pattern of the checkboard

6 How does the Arctic Fox change the colour of its fur in winter? Because of the cold season

7 What creature would prey on the Owl Butterfly? Larger animals 

8 Why does the Tawny Frogmouth bird freeze, rather than just sit on a branch, when it is threatened? So it's difficult for the predators to see it 

9 Why does the end part of a skink’s tail continue to wriggle violently after it has broken off? To distract the predator

10 How do grazing animals protect themselves when they spot a predator?  To warn other animals.

Some creatures scare away potential predators by looking like something else.

Some creatures scare away possible predators by looking like something else.