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Some animals protect themselves from predators by using sharp spines on their body.
Which of the following animals does not have such adaptation?
Some animals protect themselves from predators by using sharp spines on their body.
Which of the following animals does not have such adaptation?
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The correct option is B Stick insect
Some animals adapt to grow sharp spines or quills on their bodies which can help them when another animal attacks and tries to eat them.
Both porcupines and puffer fishes use this way of protection. But, a stick insect protects itself by blending its body with its surroundings in a process known as camouflage.
Some animals adapt to grow sharp spines or quills on their bodies which can help them when another animal attacks and tries to eat them.
Both porcupines and puffer fishes use this way of protection. But, a stick insect protects itself by blending its body with its surroundings in a process known as camouflage.
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