How does a fox protect itself?

Question 1: How can foxes protect themselves from danger?

Question 2: How do animals protect themselves? 1. Have a preliminary understanding of some ways for animals to protect themselves, and know that there are many ways for animals to protect themselves. 2. Interested in further exploring the mysteries of the animal world. Activity preparation 1. Story animation courseware and video. 2. Animals protect their pictures and materials. Activity flow (1) introduces topics from the multimedia courseware "The Tiger Comes" to stimulate children's interest in activities. One day, the weather was very good. The fox invited the little frog, the little white rabbit, the little hedgehog and the sika deer to play games on the grass. When they were having fun, suddenly, a big tiger ran out of the forest, and all the small animals were frightened. Then enjoy: the rabbit immediately lies on the ground and plays dead, the hedgehog shrinks into a big thorn ball, the frog jumps into the grass, the sika deer runs away quickly, and the fox farts. Summary: Facts have proved that small animals have the instinct to protect themselves from harm when they are in danger, and they will try their best to protect themselves. (2) Children watch videos to learn about the ways some animals protect themselves, and know that there are many ways for animals to protect themselves. Watch with a task: (3) Organize and summarize the methods of animals to protect themselves. Protective colors: frogs, camels, butterflies, zebras, polar bears, grasshoppers and other insects. Mimicry: butterfly, mantis, stick insect, etc. Protego: turtles, snails, pangolins, snails, mussels and other animals with hard shells or horny scales. Hard thorn: porcupine, hedgehog, sea urchin. Escape: deer, zebra, antelope, rabbit, etc. Self-cutting: gecko, crab, starfish. Sewage discharge: sea cucumber. Smell: beetles, fart bugs, weasels, foxes, skunks, etc. Inkjet juice: octopus, squid. Play dead: possum, rabbit, caterpillar, scarab, fox, etc. Summary: Small animals are really smart. They tried many ways to protect themselves. Because of their different body structures, they protect themselves in different ways. Some small animals have several ways to protect themselves, so they can protect themselves better. They are truly capable animals. (4) Thinking about problems and expanding thinking. Conclusion: When you meet bad people, you should be calm, use some methods to ask for help, and use your intelligence to protect yourself. Summary: We should love small animals, protect them and let people live in harmony with them. (5) Summarize the extension of activities: classify the operation cards according to the methods of animals protecting themselves, and further consolidate the knowledge and experience.

Question 3: What are the schemes to protect foxes? 1. Promote that foxes can eat mice and snakes.

Find a hungry fox and a mouse to perform in the street.

2. Let others watch touching movies about foxes.

(for example)

Write a literary book like Wolf Totem.

Question 4: Which animals can protect themselves? Every animal has its own way to protect itself. If it has no effective way to protect itself, it can't survive! In the predatory animal world, every animal always has a wonderful way to attack its opponent and protect itself in a desperate struggle with his opponent.

Some animals attack each other through their own physical advantages or unique "skills". Rhinoceroses living in tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean have a very powerful weapon-the tail thorn. It can bow left and right and stab each other with a knife on both sides of its tail. Swordfish's "long sword" can pierce the deck of a wooden boat, just like a sharp sword, which is very easy to fight. In the tropical forests of Africa, there is a cobra that can spray venom up to 4 meters away. Some weak beasts will die if they are shot at once. Acid insects in Central American forests store 84% acetic acid on their backs. If necessary, they can spray acetic acid solution 60-80 cm away to shoot the intruders. Some fish in the ocean have "advanced" defensive weapons. When they are hurt by the enemy, they can send electric current to hurt each other. For example, the torpedo can emit 200 volts, the catfish can emit 350 volts, and the eel can emit 500 volts! Such a "high voltage" current really scares the opponent.

Although some animals don't have weapons that can kill their opponents, they will skillfully use the "golden cicada to shell". The weasel's * * * has a coquette. When it is in danger, it will send out a coquettish spirit, which will make the opponent avoid it. The octopus in the sea carries a black bag full of ink. When it is in danger, it will shoot ink, release "smoke bombs" and take the opportunity to escape. Geckos, crabs and other animals can also break their limbs to save lives when their lives are threatened.

I hope it helps you.

Some animals will use their bulletproof vests or thorns to hide their weaknesses when they meet their opponents. Turtles and turtles and most mollusks have a hard armor or shell for protection; Once they find the enemy's situation, they will retract their heads and feet. When the enemy comes, the hedgehog will curl up into a ball and bury his head in the middle, so that the greedy opponent can't eat. Some animals don't have their own amulets like tortoise shells, shells and spines, so they borrow empty shells from other animals as armor. For example, hermit crabs borrow empty shells from other mollusks to protect themselves.

Some animals really have no other way to resist the enemy, and they can only escape by playing dead (that is, imitating death). When in danger, the opossum in South America will lie on the ground, close its eyes and breathe slowly, as if it were dead. Foxes have a similar "suspended animation". Many insects that are not good at flying and jumping will let go of their feet and fall from trees and grass when they have no time to escape from the enemy. Adults sometimes have their bellies facing the sky, and larvae curl up motionless as if they were dead.

Question 5: How does the fox who lives in the old grave drive it away? Foxes tell the gospel, animals, and homophonic longevity. In Yu Pei, it means longevity. It is smart, good at protecting itself, charming and noble, and has auspicious implications. Guxinyue Fox is China's god of love and likes to play tricks on couples in the game world. Sacrificing her can get a good marriage, which is a symbol of peach blossom and charm. Very suitable for women.

Many people don't know about it. If it is a white fox, it means the fate of past lives. If it is a red fox, it means it is just an ordinary residence.

Question 6: How do animals protect their children when they are in danger? However, there are always big animals who want to eat it. Every time they are in danger, the rabbit will lie on the ground and play dead. Big animals generally don't like to eat dead animals, so little rabbits will pretend to be dead.

I escaped the crisis. Antelope has a pair of long and sharp horns. When the leopard wants to eat it, it doesn't hide or hide, but bravely rushes up and pokes the leopard in the stomach with its long and sharp horns, and the leopard will run away in fear.

The weasel is an expert at eating mice. When it meets the enemy, it will cock its hind legs and fart first. Its fart stinks. When the enemy is stunned by the fart, the weasel will take the opportunity to escape.

If the fox is chased by a hunter, it will throw its tail to the left, but it will escape to the right. The hunter mistakenly thought the fox would run to the left, so he chased it to the left. As a result, the fox escaped the hunter. If you meet a big black bear, the fox is both.

He will fart like a weasel and play dead like a rabbit. The big black bear doesn't like eating dead animals, so the fox saved his life.

Question 7: How does the fox protect himself from danger?

Question 8: How do animals protect themselves? 1. Have a preliminary understanding of some ways for animals to protect themselves, and know that there are many ways for animals to protect themselves. 2. Interested in further exploring the mysteries of the animal world. Activity preparation 1. Story animation courseware and video. 2. Animals protect their pictures and materials. Activity flow (1) introduces topics from the multimedia courseware "The Tiger Comes" to stimulate children's interest in activities. One day, the weather was very good. The fox invited the little frog, the little white rabbit, the little hedgehog and the sika deer to play games on the grass. When they were having fun, suddenly, a big tiger ran out of the forest, and all the small animals were frightened. Then enjoy: the rabbit immediately lies on the ground and plays dead, the hedgehog shrinks into a big thorn ball, the frog jumps into the grass, the sika deer runs away quickly, and the fox farts. Summary: Facts have proved that small animals have the instinct to protect themselves from harm when they are in danger, and they will try their best to protect themselves. (2) Children watch videos to learn about the ways some animals protect themselves, and know that there are many ways for animals to protect themselves. Watch with a task: (3) Organize and summarize the methods of animals to protect themselves. Protective colors: frogs, camels, butterflies, zebras, polar bears, grasshoppers and other insects. Mimicry: butterfly, mantis, stick insect, etc. Protego: turtles, snails, pangolins, snails, mussels and other animals with hard shells or horny scales. Hard thorn: porcupine, hedgehog, sea urchin. Escape: deer, zebra, antelope, rabbit, etc. Self-cutting: gecko, crab, starfish. Sewage discharge: sea cucumber. Smell: beetles, fart bugs, weasels, foxes, skunks, etc. Inkjet juice: octopus, squid. Play dead: possum, rabbit, caterpillar, scarab, fox, etc. Summary: Small animals are really smart. They tried many ways to protect themselves. Because of their different body structures, they protect themselves in different ways. Some small animals have several ways to protect themselves, so they can protect themselves better. They are truly capable animals. (4) Thinking about problems and expanding thinking. Conclusion: When you meet bad people, you should be calm, use some methods to ask for help, and use your intelligence to protect yourself. Summary: We should love small animals, protect them and let people live in harmony with them. (5) Summarize the extension of activities: classify the operation cards according to the methods of animals protecting themselves, and further consolidate the knowledge and experience.

Question 9: In the passage, the white crane can teach others how to protect themselves. He died at the hands of the fox, because the jujube tree was very tall, and the pigeon chose the highest place on the tree. Therefore, before the pigeon successfully built a new house, it experienced many difficulties. After the new house was built, the pigeon felt lonely, so it laid a few eggs and began to hatch, hoping to increase the number of people quickly. After the beautiful and lively little pigeon is born, otherwise, when I climb the tree, I will deal with you by mowing the grass and uprooting it. By then, it will be too late for you to regret it. "\x0d Pigeon was very scared when he heard these words, but there was no way to deal with it, so he had to reluctantly send his dear babies to the fox to eat. \x0d The pigeon replied, "Friend! My disaster is too great. I have been oppressed by this evil fox many times. As soon as my beloved son was born, this hateful thing came under the tree and threatened me that it would climb up the tree and destroy my family. I am afraid that it will really come to the tree and end the life of the whole family, so I have to endure the unbearable pain of this world and give my beloved child to that evil enemy. Friend! Think about it, is there anything more painful in the world? "\x0d White Crane said," You were cheated by the old fox. How can it climb up with such a clumsy thing? Next time you come, you can say to it, who wants to give you the baby! If you have the ability, you can get it from the tree. My baby is here! Whatever you want.

Question 10: How do small animals protect their five-point protective color? Animals adapt to their habitats and have colors that suit the environment. It helps to escape from the enemy and find food. There are many forms of protective colors: (1) The bodies of aquatic organisms such as jellyfish and sea squirts are almost transparent and can be cleverly hidden in water. (2) The white fur of polar bears is in harmony with the ice and snow environment. Many fish have dark backs and light bellies, which look like underwater background from the top, but look like the sky from the top. (3) Split color is also a protective color, such as tiger, leopard, giraffe and zebra. They all have bright patterns, which can blur their outlines with the cooperation of the dark and mottled environment around them. (4) Some flounder and lizards can change their body color with the change of background, so as to maintain harmony with the environment. The body color change of Anle lizard is controlled by endocrine, while the escaped pigment cells are controlled by nervous system. Protective color is gradually formed by the long-term co-evolution of predators and prey. The observation of mantis shows that when they are in a background similar to their own body color, the possibility of being destroyed by natural enemies is three times lower than that in a background different from their own body color.

Jingjiese Some animals with malodorous, poisonous or inedible characteristics have bright colors or stripes, which play a "warning" role when the enemy hurts. It was formed during the long evolution of animals. For example, the larvae of poisonous moths usually have bright colors or stripes, and birds that attack such larvae are often stabbed by their poisonous hairs. Therefore, this bright color or stripe naturally becomes the vigilance of birds. For example, a European toad can secrete a substance that annoys predators from skin glands, and its abdomen is bright red. Whenever it encounters an attack, it will turn its abdomen up, revealing a bright red belly. Because of the enemy's conditioned reflex to red and special stench, it had to give up the attack. There are poisonous golden ring snakes and silver ring snakes, with yellow and black garlands and black and white garlands respectively. This bright color makes many animals flinch. The yellow-black or black-and-white markings of bees, and the spots and colors on the back of ladybugs are warning colors. However, warning color has only relative significance in preventing enemy injury. Although ordinary birds dare not rashly attack the larvae of poisonous moths, the oral epithelium of rhododendron has special protective function, and they specialize in eating these larvae.