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Megan S.
Feb 5, 2018

Predators don’t eat what they can’t see.

Explanation:

If a predator thinks that their prey is a stick or leaf (camouflage), they won’t eat it because they can’t see it. Other species mimic things that are poisonous/harmful: like a species of butterfly mimicking a bad-tasting monarch.

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