- The upper lip is covered in bristles to help find and eat sea grass
- Their nose is at the top of their head so that they can have as much of their body in water when they come up for water
- The eyes and ears are on the side of their head so that they can see potential predators
- They have a flattened tale, to make their movements quicker and more graceful.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Adaptations
Dugongs have some adaptations that help them to survive:
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Their nose is at the top of their head so that they can have as much of their body in water when they come up for water???
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