What animals have protective resemblance?

Protective resemblance is believed by biologists to be a product of natural selection and may range from organisms having evolved the appropriate coloration and behavior to obtain protection from...

Many animals are protective, especially mother animals. They will protect their babies and even fight for them.

The common term for this is mimicry. Take as one example - the similarity in the patterning of one of the sub-species of milk snake, which closely resembles the banded markings of the coral snake....

crab-shell chameleon-adaption of color......that's all hahaha by wenneth belle corpuz and wyne brent thank yahh

probably the aligator/crocidle... both, im not saying they are the same animal... if they catch you near their babies, they will chase after you. and the will probably win, they are REALLYREALLY fast.