-
larger food intake,
exploited in
hyperpalatable food. In contrast,
unpalatability of
certain foods can
serve as a
deterrent from
feeding on
those foods...
- the senses; some
moths mimic the
ultrasound warning signals sent by
unpalatable moths to bat predators,
constituting auditory Batesian mimicry, while...
-
originating in
tropical Asia. C.
nardus cannot be
eaten because of its
unpalatable nature and is an
invasive species that
renders pastureland useless, since...
- moth. It is a
common day-flying
warningly colored moth. The
adult is
unpalatable to
birds and
other predators. It is
found in the north-western Himalayas...
-
derogatory label for any
drink meant for
human ingestion,
perceived as
unpalatable or
nearly so. Pig swill, hog swill, or
hogwash is
kitchen refuse used...
- parasitic,
rather than mutualistic. In "quasi-Batesian" mimicry, a
weakly unpalatable species is
proposed to gain
protection from mimicry,
while the strongly...
- a
steppe ecosystem gave way to
shrub tundra,
which was
covered with
unpalatable plants. A
truly wild
horse is a
species or
subspecies with no ancestors...
-
frogs contains mild
toxic substances called bufotoxins to make them
unpalatable to
potential predators. Most
toads and some
frogs have
large poison glands...
- butterflies.
Because of
their emetic properties, the
plain tiger is
unpalatable to most predators. As a result, its
colouration is
widely mimicked by...
- are
other problems with
Scotch broom as well. It is
slightly toxic and
unpalatable to livestock. It also has
seeds that are
viable for up to ten years,...
