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Small Territory, Newborn Caterpillars as Protectors

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Territorial animals instinctively protect their lawns when facing intruders, regardless of size. The Waltibirch caterpillar patrols one of the smallest territories on the planet – the tips of birch leaves. Scientists have observed these caterpillars vibrating loudly to ward off intruders from their tiny domain. “It’s like a rap fight,” said Jane Yack, a professor [...] Source The post Small Territory, Newborn Caterpillars as Protectors appeared …

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Small Territory, Newborn Caterpillars as Protectors

Territorial animals instinctively protect their lawns when facing intruders, regardless of size. The Waltibirch caterpillar patrols one of the smallest territories on the planet – the tips of birch leaves. Scientists have observed these caterpillars vibrating loudly to ward off intruders from their tiny domain. “It’s like a rap fight,” said Jane Yack, a professor [...] Source The post Small Territory, Newborn Caterpillars as Protectors appeared …

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This tiny, newborn caterpillar buzzes to defend its territory

The 2-millimeter-long bug is among the smallest animals ever observed performing territorial displays

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