What is another word for Chemical Defence?
Pronunciation: [kˈɛmɪkə͡l dɪfˈɛns] (IPA) 
Chemical defence is the mechanism by which an organism protects itself from harm caused by chemical compounds. There are several terms that can be used synonymously with chemical defence, including chemical resistance, chemical immunity, and chemical protection. These terms all describe how a living organism can defend itself against toxins and other harmful chemicals in the environment. Chemical defence may be achieved through the production of enzymes that break down toxic substances, the release of compounds that neutralize harmful chemicals, or the development of physical barriers that prevent harmful chemicals from reaching sensitive tissues. Whatever the mechanism, chemical defence is essential for the survival of many species in a constantly changing environment.
