The first line of defense for an iguana is to be up off the ground and in the trees as they're arboreal. The second line of defense is camouflage; best to try and avoid trouble in the first place.
If those don't work, iguanas have very very powerful tails that they use to literally whip their adversaries. I've had this done to me by a juvenile and it sure leaves a mark! Should their tails get grabbed, they can drop, or "autotomize" their tails, leaving the predator distracted while they scurry off to safety.
it uses it claws to attack the predator and it runs really fast to get away
A sea star protects itself by using the sharp spines on its back to attack its predator. :-B
With its nipple
dolphins protect themselves by whipping their tail on the predator or bangs its head on the predator
it stinks ink
its a protection which animal have to protect itself from the predator...
It hides where his predator can not see him
it snaps at a predator to defend itself
a dolphin protects itself by when a predator is there, for example a hammerhead shark they would use there teamwork to kill their predator.
what eats a sea star and how does it protect itself
by swing on trees to stay away from predator@
by swing on trees to stay away from predator@