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Moths Keep Evolving Their Genitals Into Anti-Bat Weapons, Again And Again
There's the crab; everyone knows nature keeps making crabs . There's the ability to fly, whether by feathers, membranes, or chitin.
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There's the crab; everyone knows nature keeps making crabs . There's the ability to fly, whether by feathers, membranes, or chitin. And, of course, there's the indispensable trick of using one's genitals to scramble the sonar of hunting bats. No, your eyes are not deceiving you.
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