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Feeling the heat: Ground squirrels heat their tails to discourage rattlesnake attack

机译:感到热:地松鼠加热尾巴以阻止响尾蛇袭击

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Predators have a remarkable evolutionary effect on the morphology and behavior of their prey (1). In their attempt to reduce the likelihood of being killed, prey species have evolved a variety of coun-terstrategies, including the ability to communicate directly with their predators to discourage pursuit or attack. Stotting, when ungulates jump up in a stereotypical stiff-legged display, is a visual signal of unprofitability to hunting carnivores, and the alarm calls and mobbing behavior seen in birds and mammals may also discourage pursuit.
机译:捕食者对其猎物的形态和行为具有显着的进化作用(1)。为了减少被杀死的可能性,猎物物种发展出多种共同战略,包括直接与掠食者交流以阻止追捕或攻击的能力。当有蹄类动物在定型的僵硬的显示器中跳动时,站起来是对狩猎食肉动物无利可图的视觉信号,在鸟类和哺乳动物中看到的警报声和围攻行为也可能阻止追捕。

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