have spines

Examples (10)

• Cacti typically have spines to protect themselves from herbivores.
• Some fish have venomous spines for defense.
• The porcupine is known to have long, sharp spines.
• Many desert plants have spines instead of leaves to conserve water.
• Sea urchins have numerous spines covering their bodies.
• Be careful when handling roses, as their stems often have spines.
• Certain insects have small spines on their legs.
• The plant in my garden has tiny spines that prickle your skin.
• Evolution led some animals to have spines for better survival.
• The dinosaur fossil showed that it might have spines along its back.