Science, asked by jennyxyz901, 11 months ago

how do tortoise and snails protects themselves from dangers

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Answered by dl07091220309

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tortoise and snails have a hard shell on their back to protect them whenever they fell danger they go inside it

Answered by charan64983

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tortoise and snailshas hard shell on surface which is made up of calcium carbonate. the shell protect them from danger

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