-
(#9) Crested Porcupine
- Organism Classification
-
(#12) Dormice
These cute little fellas are hanging onto their teeny tails while they can. Predators who catch their tales can detach them from the body, giving the dormice a chance to escape. -
(#11) Mimic Octopus
- Organism Classification
-
(#5) Boxer Crabs
A symbiotic relationship with anemones gives this crab its cute appearance of having playful little pom poms. But these pom poms can sting attackers… ZAP! -
(#3) Noble Hoopoes
Its name is as lovable as its face, but consider yourself warned. A little birdie told me that the hoopoe dissuades predators from attack by squirting fecal matter at on-comers. -
(#15) Desert Rain Frog
- Organism Classification
This chubby little munchkin uses his voice to scare away predators. If the sound of a squeaking dog toy doesn't scare you, we don’t know what will!
New Random Displays Display All By Ranking
About This Tool
Everyone has a certain defense mechanism, and a unique defense mechanism is an important skill for animals to survive in cruel nature. Camouflage is one of the most common defense capabilities, for example, a chameleon will change its skin color according to different environments to hide. If you think camouflage is a strange defense mechanism, then you will be shocked by the defenses of other animals.
Do you know long-horned lizards spray blood from their eyes when threatened, up to 5 feet? The random tool introduced 15of the most terrifying defense mechanisms of cute animals. Humans should be in awe of nature and don't be deceived by the appearance of cute animals.
Our data comes from Ranker, If you want to participate in the ranking of items displayed on this page, please click here.