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A snail has slime that acts as a glue like substance that helps it stick to surfaces.

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Birds build nests using sticks and leafs.
Nate Raeber

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Honey bees can detect nectar in flowers by the ultra violet light being reflected, or the tone the flower is emitting to attract pollinators.
Addy Mohler

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The patterns on butterflies’ wings help provide it with camouflage that helps them hide from predators by easily blending in with their environment.

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The beluga whale uses echolocation from its forehead to see prey or anything it might run into.

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Dolphins have a well-developed, acute sense of hearing. The dolphins brain is highly developed. Their auditory nerve supply is about three times that of humans. Possibly providing more ultrasonic information to a dolphins central nervous system for echolocation.
Wilson Holley

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The spikes on a cactus protects the water stored inside so animals wont try to get to it and kill the cactus.

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The shame plant (mimosa pudica/sensitive plant) closes when touched as a defense mechanism.

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The porcupine's body is covered in quills. These quills have very sharp barbs on the ends. If a porcupine feels threatened it will raise its quills in a defensive posture. The quills will penetrate the skin of the attacker and the barbs will hold the quill in the attacker's skin

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Sting rays have sharp, venomous spines along their tail. If they feel threatened they will use their tail like a whip against predators.
Addy Mohler

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Bats use echolocation to navigate through their environment by emitting calls and listening to the echoes that return from various objects. This makes them experts at hunting at night.

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Camel, most people think a camel stores water in its back but I actually stores fat that it uses for energy. It stores the fat and when food becomes scarce the camel will distribute that fat while using it for energy.

-  Samantha May

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Jellyfish have excellent protection against other beings by using their transparent bodies to hide.

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Jellyfish have excellent protection against other beings by using their transparent bodies to hide.

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Those gum ball things store seeds in the spike part and can have up to 50 seeds in 1 gum ball

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When the  peacock Comes across a predator it will scare them off by spreading out its big feathers to make the predator think the peacock is bigger and scarier.

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The butterfly’s skin on the back of the wings has a certain pattern according to the type of butterfly, which helps camouflage and hide away from predators, but also scare predators away.

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The turtles shell helps the turtle keep themselves safe from prey. It is made from bone covered by hard plates called scutes.
Wilson Holley

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Bees fly around to flowers and pick up pollen off the flower and the pollen sticks to the bees hair and then it brings the pollen to the next flower.
Nate Raeber

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The rattle snakes rattle protects its self from dangerous predators, the snake shacks its rattle which scares away is predator.

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The Chamaeleon uses its camouflage to protect itself from predators that try to eat it.
Claire Medler

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The owl's disk-shaped face captures sound, which helps the owl detect its' prey.