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When a Ladybug sense danger, it releases blood to trickle down its legs which induces a foul odor which makes some predators unattracted to it. The blood is tainted yellow and can leave a stain. Often times if you were to tamper with a ladybug in your home, you can start to smell the odor...
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How does ladybug protect itself?
they protect themselves by playing dead
How Lady bugs protect itself?
A ladybug can protect itself because its wings and body are encased in a hard shell. They are also able to pretend they are dead.
How does a greater siren protect itself?
it pisses on its enemy
How does a beagle protect itself from danger?
by raping its enemy
How does a dormouse protect itself?
it breathes fire against the enemy
How do a great white shark protect itself?
it bittes the enemy
What will a turtle need to protect itself from?
The turtle doesn't need anything to protect itself it just has its own shell to protect itself. The turtle gets in its shell and stay there until the enemy is out looking for new preys
How do Great White Sharks protect itself?
they kill them with their own god it kills their enemy
How do ladybug protect their eggs?
With lasers.
Why are the wings tucked in in the ladybug's shell?
to protect them
What do the dots on a ladybug signify?
The dots on a ladybug are a form of camouflage that helps them blend in with their surroundings and protect them from predators.
How does a honeybee protect itself?
It has a stinger to jab at it's enemies. The problem with the stinger, is that if the bee stabs someone with it, the stinger attaches itself to the enemy and is torn from the bee's backside, which results in the death of the bee.
