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Ulysses butterflies, known for their striking blue wings, protect themselves primarily through camouflage and mimicry. When resting, their dark undersides blend in with the foliage, making it difficult for predators to spot them. Additionally, their vibrant colors can serve as a warning to potential predators about their unpalatable taste, as they often feed on toxic plants during their larval stage. This combination of strategies helps enhance their survival in the wild.
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by hiding
Do moles have fur?
yes i have seen 1
How do pandas protect themselfes?
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How many butterflyies are they in the world?
a lot ..... like a lot a lot .................... there are more being made everyday!
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