Animal defenses range from camouflage to venomous skin
An overview of how prey defend against predators across species highlights camouflage running armor chemical warfare and hostile adaptations like frogs with toxin glands and horned toads that spray eye secretions. The piece cites scientists Jared Bradley and colleagues and notes the role of spines blood squirting and body inflation as defensive strategies.
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Bobcats in Connecticut collars fall for study says DEEP
Wildlife biologists with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection seek public help locating GPS collars as they detach this August. The project tracks bobcat movements to assess their impact on wildlife and ecosystems, with plans to redeploy and publish findings in a peer reviewed journal.
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