Moths Have Repeatedly Evolved a Bizarre Way to Scream at Bats: Using Their Genitals
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“Researchers have discovered that certain moth species have evolved the ability to produce ultrasonic sounds using their genitals to deter hunting bats. This defensive mechanism has emerged independently across multiple moth lineages.”
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