Q. How do animals protect themselves from predators?

Animals have developed some amazing strategies to protect themselves from predators. Some use camouflage to blend in with their surroundings, like chameleons changing color or arctic foxes turning white in the snow. Others have developed defense mechanisms, such as porcupines' quills or skunks' smelly spray. Some animals also use speed to escape, like cheetahs or antelopes. Additionally, many animals live in groups, like herds or flocks, which provides extra protection. Others use clever tactics, like playing dead or using decoy nests. These adaptations help animals stay safe and survive in the wild.