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The anti-predator tactics of the African ostrich.
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Termites which appear to be very weak and defenseless have evolved methods of discouraging or repelling predators from their nests. Flexibility or fluidity in roles is one of their strategies when under attack.
https://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2115/48599/1/AB83-3_737-745.pdf -
Self-defense techniques include shooting blood out of the eyes, shoaling, pulling a Simone Biles and burning your enemy with your body heat. Hhmm…what would it take to weaponize melanin?
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I’ve seen the fish, ants and bees utilizing the collective approach. for the lone animals, i’ve seen the utilization of distraction(lizard/the bird), deception(the bird), and use of special abilities (like the electric eel) -
enemy identification is vital! and then act as if you know the enemy…
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Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw
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Mark Moffett on war making techniques used by ants such as dropping stones, suicide bombs and chemical weapons.
https://www.pri.org/stories/2011-11-16/how-ants-wage-war - Load More Posts
