adaptations
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- Crabs use their sharp claws to scare away predator's
- instead of having an internal skeleton, crabs have an exoskeleton which help protect their internal organs.
- Crabs dig in the sand to hide from predators when they feel unsafe.
- crabs communicate with each other by waving and or drumming their pinchers.
- crabs also appear to have "scary" eyes which help scare away any threat.
- Elephants have a think layer of skin to help protect them from the heat of the sun.
- elephants have big ears, to help them stay cool in their hot environment.
- Elephants feet have a "pad like cushion" to help support the weight of the animal.
- Elephants have really long trunks which can help them pick up things, eat, and even bathe themselves
- Elephants have tusks made up of ivory which help them eat and protect themselves.
- Sea turtles are really good divers, which helps them be able to dive deeper to get their food.
- snapping turtles have a really strong jaw, which can help protect themselves from predators
- Some turtles have sharp claws to help them dig in their environment
- some turtles have eyes facing downward, which enables them to see light spectrum that humans cant see
- to protect themselves from danger, turtles tuck themselves into their shell to keep safe.
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