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D C Fitzgerald
@tangledwing@ohai.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

Death's-head Hawkmoth (genus Acherontia), they’re remarkable chemical mimics. They’re capable of producing the scent of honeybees, so when they invade a colony for honey the guard bees can’t detect them. #biology #nature #insects #photo #wildlife #ecology

Death's-head Hawkmoth (genus Acherontia), they’re remarkable chemical mimics. They’re capable of producing the scent of honeybees, so when invade a colony for honey the guard bees can’t detect them.
Death's-head Hawkmoth (genus Acherontia), they’re remarkable chemical mimics. They’re capable of producing the scent of honeybees, so when invade a colony for honey the guard bees can’t detect them.
Death's-head Hawkmoth (genus Acherontia), they’re remarkable chemical mimics. They’re capable of producing the scent of honeybees, so when invade a colony for honey the guard bees can’t detect them.
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