ScienceAI imageAnimals Attacked Even Unrealistic Caterpillar Models, Study Finds
Researchers found that animals attacked soft plasticine models shaped like caterpillars, fruit, bird eggs, snakes, and frogs, even when the models were unrealistic. Ecologists have used these models for years to study predator-prey interactions, revealing that animals respond to a variety of shapes regardless of realism in the models.
The Times Of India·




