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Ants Life 🐜 @antslife.bsky.social · about 2 hours ago
Truce between termites(top) and ants(bottom) with each side having their own line of guards. Which species is this? Ant people, help πŸ‘‡ #ants #insects #nature
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Bestioles @bestioles.bsky.social Β· about 2 hours ago
Quin insecte Γ©s? Γ‰s una papallona freqΓΌent als PaΓ―sos Catalans. Prova-ho abans de mirar la segona foto. #insects #insectes
Un detall ampliat, per endevinar. Foto: Alvesgaspar (CC BY-SA 3.0)
bruna de bosc (Pararge aegeria). Foto: Alvesgaspar (CC BY-SA 3.0)
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Paper Spray @thepaperspray.com Β· about 2 hours ago
This week's Nature cover: Butterfly wing patterns combined with wingbeats create an illusion of backward motion that makes the insects harder to catch. Related papers from the past week below πŸ‘‡ Personalise your paper feed at www.thepaperspray.com/bsky #Evolution #Entomology #Ecology
Butterfly wing patterns make motion hard to read

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Butterfly wing patterns make motion hard to read

Movement can expose camouflaged prey, yet whether colour patterns help moving prey to avoid capture is a long-standing puzzle. Butterfly wings might offer an answer.

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