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    Insect Defense Mechanisms: How Do Insects Protect Themselves from Predators

    November 1, 2021 - By Samantha Burris

    One morning, my gorgeous furry feline had an unpleasant encounter with what appeared to be a beetle. She fiddled with it momentarily, but after attempting to eat it, she bolted like the wind, while smacking her lips, as if trying to spit out something unpleasant. Watching that encounter got me…

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