adaptation
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Camouflage Abilities Of Praying Mantises Is Two-Fold, Researchers Say
Camouflage is a adaptable trait used not only to hide from predators, but to sneak up on prey. Researchers recently revealed horned praying mantises have re-evolved with disruptive camouflage abilities, similar to those found in ancient lineages of the iconic insects.
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Record For World's Tiniest Snail Is Broken In Just Weeks, Researchers Say
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Rhesus Monkeys Recognize Members of Social Groups Based on Body Odor, Researchers Say
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Seasonal Changes: 4 Ways Humans Adjust To Fall
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Unique Photosynthesis Allows Juicy Pineapples To Grow Using Less Water
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Meet the First Iberian Lynx to Live On the Iberian Peninsula
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Fruit Fly Evolution Causes Domino Effect For Wasp Species
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Damsel In Distress: Damselfish Escape Predators By Confusing Them With A Chemical Distress Alarm, Researchers Say
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