Science, asked by aryanthegreat2233, 3 months ago

how do spines help animals to protect them self

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Answered by sinchana0512

Answer:

moving as well as defense. Spikes and spines also protect animals that live underwater. The tiny young, or larvae, of crabs have spines that help them float while also repelling fish.

Answered by basnetpratik09

Answer:

oh man

either to protect( defence) or attack their is the main role of spines as spine makes the body balanced and strong it helps animals to protect themselves

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