Basking bodies, shells a shield from harm.

Meaning: This sentence describes turtles sunbathing and using their shells to protect themselves from harm.

Choice of Words: Basking means to lie in the sun and enjoy the warmth. Bodies are the physical forms of living things. Shells are hard outer coverings of some animals, like turtles. Shield is something that protects or defends. Harm is injury or damage. When you put them together, "Basking bodies, shells a shield from harm" shows turtles enjoying the sun while their shells protect them from danger.

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