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How the Rove Beetle Evolved to Deceive Ants ScienceTake

How the Rove Beetle Evolved to Deceive Ants ScienceTake

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At least 12 types of rove beetle have evolved to convince ants and termites that it is one of them, all the while stealing their food and eating their young.
Date: 2020-08-15

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I hate this thing. because of its chemical secretion (Pederin) in tropical area this one cause Paederus dermatitis in other word blistering skin by crawling on your skin later your skin become blister and pain(1-2 week to heal) its can fly and love house light and come in many size you don't want it in your bed or just fly by and contact with your skin -Rove Beetle (Paederus fuscipes)
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To me, evolution makes sense. and is quite a wonderful - and logical - process which may mean that, through diversity and genetic changes, there might be a greater chance of a species successfully surviving any adversity that may arise.
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