If a bird tries to eat a monarch butterfly, it throws up because monarch butterflies harbor toxins in their bodies that make potential predators sick. Birds quickly learn to leave orange and black butterflies alone. The viceroy butterfly looks very similar to the monarch, but is perfectly edible and very tasty. Yet birds leave the viceroy alone. This is an example of... Batesian mimicry Mullerian mimicry

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Communication

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