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How do these animals protect themselves from their enemies?

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They live in groups.

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They pretend to be dead.

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They attack with their claws.

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Solution

The correct option is A They live in groups.
Animals like elephants, zebras, and deer live in groups to protect themselves from their enemies.
Option a is correct.

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