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What are 3 examples of marine adaptations?

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What are 3 examples of marine adaptations?

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I don’t know if you want specifics or general adaptations, so heres some general ones, and then I’ll list some more specific ones after. 1. Camouflage — Many ocean organisms use camouflage to ambush prey or to hide from predators. Ex: Many sting rays and fish can change to the colour of the sand they are swimming over to blend with their surroundings to not be noticed by predators or prey. 2. Venom or poison, stinging cells — Many ocean organisms have venom, poison, or stinging cells on their body to stun or harm their prey or predators. Ex: Jellyfish have tentacles that hang down from its bell. The tentacles contain stinging cells called nematocysts that stun or paralyze prey. 3. Armor — Many ocean organisms have shells or spines to aid in their defense against predators. Ex: Crabs and lobsters have hard shells that are difficult for some marine predators to break open to eat them. Porcupine or puffer fish have spines that protrude out when it is frightened or disturbed. 4. Special

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