The process and material that forms a protective seal that hardens around an organism is explained below in complete details.
Explanation:
Arthropods, invertebrates with exoskeletons, use extremely tough shell material such as cuticle as protection. cuticle layers are formed through secretion from the epidermis, continuously building up over time. therefore, wounds are meant to be absorbed by the exoskeletons and prevent damage to the softer inner tissues. the organism does not heal these wounds but continuously bolsters the protective exoskeletons through secretion.
