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Defence Mechanism - 2008 was released on:
USA: 2008
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The cast of Defence Mechanism - 2008 includes: Marc Bzduch as Nomad
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Like all birds, the defence mechanism is to fly away.
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Skunks use their spray as a defense mechanism when trapped or pursued
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An animals defence mechanism is its way of protecting itself against predators for example, some insects and snakes squirt venom to ward of enemies, this is their defence mechanism.
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porcupines defense mechanism is that they can shoot out their quills
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The Angler Fishes defence is hiding in the deep from their predator
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It comes from plants, it is a kind of defence mechanism like sap
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It's a defence mechanism just leaving the spikes exposed.
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squids emit an ink-like substance to escape from predators!!
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The HCL plays major role for defence mechanism in stomach
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It's a defence mechanism... it helps them to determine which direction a possible threat could be.
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They use it when someone diturbs them as a defence mechanism and then the skunk gets away when its predator is disturbed... :)
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It's a defence mechanism against the Sun's harmful UV radiation, using the pigment melanin.
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Yes violence is inbuilt, it was originally intended as a defence mechanism for our self protection and to get us out of trouble.
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They have no internal skeleton. They use ink as a defence mechanism and they are able to change colour to match their surroundings.
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It's a defence mechanism ! They do it when they're frightened of something or someone because it protects their head.
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A defense mechanism is a way our mind protects itself from anxiety or discomfort by distorting reality. It helps us cope with difficult situations by unconsciously changing our thoughts, feelings, or behaviors. Common defense mechanisms include denial, projection, and rationalization.
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A fever is a defense mechanism itself that tries to kill the invading bacteria by raising body temperature to an inhospitable temperature.
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Yes. They think that you are controlling them if they do something that makes you happy. I think it is a defence mechanism . My N. b/f is very independent.
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People don't like to admit they're wrong. It's a natural human defence mechanism.
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Dogs always have and always will bite. It is a defence mechanism and a way of hunting food for survival.
Most animals bite. Humans included.
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The hairs on the abdomen can act as a self defence mechanism. When threatened, they will rub there legs on the abdominal, sending hairs into the air, which can blind and suffocate.
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No. The ink expelled by the octopus is simply a defence mechanism, to allow it to escape its predators. The ink is replenished within the creatures body after use.
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No - it's a defence mechanism. They drop their tails to escape being captured (or eaten). Skinks do not reproduce asexually.
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It is a defence mechanism. They ate portrayals of others actions. Do into others.
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They are aggregation of the lymphoid tissue in the ileum. They are absent in the jejunum part of the small intestine. They act as the defence mechanism against the invasion of the bacteria from the intestine.
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no. its a stinking defence mechanism. the worm hopes you will be repeled by it and leave it alone
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Apart from biting - they have a 'musk gland' which releases a foul-smelling liquid when threatened. However - that's more of a defence mechanism than for attack.
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A non proven theory is that eruption is a defence mechanism of our planet.
When "comet elenin" came to near, Mercury fired.
Our planet could do the same.
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Kiwi are nocturnal. This means they sleep during the day and hunt at night. This is believed to be a defence mechanism by which the kiwi can best avoid predators.
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If you are talking about aquarium fish, the clown loach has a barb near to it's eye, which it uses as a defence mechanism. Other fish species have spines concealed in their fins.
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It is likely she has.
Most people have lied in their life. Lying and deception is a natural defence mechanism found in all animals, not just humans.
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They are Military Defence, Civil Defence, Economic Defence, Social Defence and Phschological Defence.
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Isolation, Undoing, reaction formation are the main three defence mechanisms for OCD. Magical thinking is another mechanism associated with OCD.
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Yes, but that would depend on what you were asking them, how they said it and how sensitive you were at that time. It can be their defence mechanism for not giving a straight answer, in an awkward situation.
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pollen contain large no of primary and secondary metabolite and that metabolite are known for defence properties / mechanism
therefore pollen having antimicrobial properties.
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Many different diseases can cause mass production on mucus it's a bodies natural defence mechanism against microorganisms
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It's rather simple actually, it's their defence mechanism. As you may already know,
Rose petals are very delicate as they can die if handled too roughly.
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