All of the following are wildlife adaptations to wetlands except. Frogs have long-spring-like legs to help them escape predators. Salt marsh snakes are nocturnal to avoid predators. They will also hide in crab burrows. Fish have extra fins such as pelvic and analfins to allow for different wet levels. Turtles have shells to protect them. Turtles living in saltwater/brackish habitats can secretesalt from their tear ducts. Clear my selection

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All of the following are wildlife adaptations to wetlands except. Frogs have long-spring-like legs to help them escape predators. Salt marsh snakes are nocturnal to avoid predators. They will also hide in crab burrows. Fish have extra fins such as pelvic and analfins to allow for different wet levels. Turtles have shells to protect them. Turtles living in saltwater/brackish habitats can secretesalt from their tear ducts. Clear my selection

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The correct answer is: Salt marsh snakes are nocturnal to avoid predators. They will also hide in crab burrows.Explanation: The other options describe specific adaptations of wildlife to wetlands, such as frogs having long legs for escaping predators, fish having extra fins for different water levels, and turtles having shells for protection and the ability to secrete salt from their tear ducts in saltwater/brackish habitats. However, the behavior of salt marsh snakes being nocturnal to avoid predators and hiding in crab burrows is not a specific adaptation to wetlands, but rather a general survival strategy.

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