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Damsel In Distress: Damselfish Escape Predators By Confusing Them With A Chemical Distress Alarm, Researchers Say
Captured damselfish release a chemical distress call that confuses their attackers by calling other predators to the area. The ensuing competition buys them enough time to flee.
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