bear spines

Examples (10)

• Cacti typically bear sharp spines for protection against herbivores.
• Many species of fish bear venomous spines on their fins.
• The stem of the rose bush bears numerous spines, commonly known as thorns.
• Some exotic insects bear intricate spines on their exoskeletons.
• Sea urchins bear movable spines that aid in locomotion and defense.
• The desert plant evolved to bear long, thin spines to conserve water.
• Be careful when handling the fruit, as it bears irritating spines.
• This ancient fossil clearly shows the creature used to bear protective spines along its back.
• Certain types of bacteria can bear small, hair-like spines on their surface.
• The porcupine is famous for its ability to bear and deploy sharp spines when threatened.