Q: How are some plants adapted to defend themselves against herbivores?
A: Plants can camuflauge with the environment so herbivores do not notice them.
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- Smelly ears...?
- I, like, totally agree with you, dude...
- Is your pot plant acting strange...?
- Pine trees! A fantastic food source!
- Snibble...?
- And they're, what, 9 years old...?
- That explains a lot...
- Confusion reigns supreme!
- That's gotta be a nasty surprise...!
- At least predators are concerned with their spirit...
- Darwin would keel over and die...
- When in doubt...blame the birds!
- Did ANYONE read their notes...?!
- There is no hope...
- ...smelly ears...?
- Ah...it makes so much sense now!
- Camouflage against what? The air...? Animals...?
- Oh please Mr. Plant! Don't do it! I beg of you...!
- The delicate nature of plants...
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