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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
[Movie File] Defending behavior of A nymphalid pupa
[Movie File] Defending behavior of A nymphalid pupa
Nymphalid pupae sometimes defend themselves against parasitic wasps by heavy rotary movements. This behavior has already been reported in papers but this time we introduce it in video file. Video is much more eloquent than text information. The author of this blog shows his deepest gratitude to Akino-taiin (Okinawa) for providing this interesting video.
(Okinawajima, Okinawa, JAPAN May 2012)
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