Which of the following animals uses protective resemblance to protect itself for predators? A.stick insects B.king snake C.arctic fox D.robber fly

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Which of the following animals uses protective resemblance to protect itself for predators? A.stick insects B.king snake C.arctic fox D.robber fly

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Answer: it is A

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