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How do llamas protect themselves?
Llamas protect themselves by running away. They also spit when irritated or guarding a baby.
What does a baby platypus do when the mother leaves them?
When the mom leaves they can protect themselves.
How fireflies protect themselves?
It's thought that the baby & adult fireflies glow to protect themselves as a warning to potential predators that they taste very bad!
What do baby rhinos eat?
Baby rhinos primarily feed on their mother's milk, which is high in fat and nutrients needed for their growth. As they grow older, they start to graze on grass, leaves, and fruits. Baby rhinos have a similar diet to adult rhinos, but they may need more frequent feedings to support their rapid growth.
Can baby rhinos kill baby pandas?
No, pandas and rhinos do not live on the same continent so it could never occur.
What mammals have claws?
Every predator apart from snake, crocodile, and fish
How do fireflies protect themselves?
It's thought that the baby & adult fireflies glow to protect themselves as a warning to potential predators that they taste very bad!
How big is a rhinos horn when it is a baby?
1.7 inches
How many babies do rhinos have in there uteres them pregment?
Rhinos normally have one baby. Two is extremely rare. So theres just one baby in the uterus when they are pregnant.
Are black rhinos baby born alive or in eggs?
yes, just like cows and horses do.
Why put booties on a newborn baby's hands?
It helps to prevent/protect them from scratching themselves with their own fingernails .
What do baby rabbits smell of?
Baby rabbits are naturally odourless. The reason for this is that predators like foxes cannot track them down- it's to protect themselves.
