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9. KSCN, potassium thiocyanate is poisonous to amphibians. It makes a “bloody” red color when put in reaction with iron.

Golden Poison Dart Frogs may look like innocent, cute, small creatures, but don’t let their looks deceive you. These types of frogs are the deadliest frogs in the world. They live under certain conditions and have special defenses to protect themselves from enemy harm. Because of their characteristics, humans use them for hunting.

Species info: Monarch Butterflies are the most commonly known butterfly in the world. It is easily recognized by its black and orange wings. The colors warn predators about the raw and terrible taste they have. (www.defenders.org/monarch-butterfly/basic-facts.)

Today I am going to talk to you about the purple emperor or also known as a butterfly. The purple emperor originates from Mexico, but during the early spring they travel to the northern united states. When they have approached the untied state the female butterfly tries to find a milkweed plant to lay their eggs on. They eat honeydew, animal carcasses, and also the sap from an oak tree. obesely they are the color purple they can also be blue black green and yellow. they have long curled like tongues and brightly colored wings. Their conversation status is threatened

There are two mains types of this mimicry known as Batesian mimicry and also Mullerian mimicry. Batesian mimicry will be the main focus of this lab and it occurs when one species that tastes good to predators evolves to adapt a similarity to another organism that this predator does not like to eat (William, 1991). Since the predator will be confused and will not be able to tell the real difference it will learn to avoid both, virtually disguising the real prey from death by a predator. This form of mimicry involves a few aspects in order to work. There needs to be a model that is the distasteful prey, a mimic that is tasteful prey and bear a resemblance to the noxious model prey and finally the predator who is unable to tell the palatable from the unpalatable prey (William, 1991).

Source 2 discusses, these toads were brought to Australia from Hawaii to try and lower the cane beetle population. However, these toads had no effect on these creatures, but they do have some physical attributes which are deadly to other native creatures of Australia. These toads are toxic, predators who are native to Australia do not have any immunization to this poison (Source 2). The cane toads’ poisonous abilities allow it to protect itself from predators it may have in Australia. These abilities also allow the toads to capture their prey with more ease because their prey are not immune to their poison. Source 2 states, cane toads “kill native predators such as the quoll, a cat-like marsupial”. These toads feed on native animals of Australia, whether they are eating the right animals is another debate. Since these animals feed on native predators of Australia, there is not a shortage of them in their habitat. The cane toad can easily find food in Australia, therefore they can easily stay healthy and survive in Australia. Therefore, their reproduction rate is very high. According to Source 2, the cane toad population has reached beyond two hundred million. Their high reproduction rate shows the cane toads have not struggled to mate whilst living in the conditions of Australia. Therefore, since cane toads have easily been able to adapt to life in Australia, they have been able to continuously reproduce, generation after generation. Even though cane toads are not native to Australia, they have not struggled to adapt to life

Monarchs are amazing creatures because they go threw the process of metamorphosis. Metamorphosis is the transformation of an immature form (caterpillar) into an adult form or adult stage (butterfly). The Monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed which is the plant they eat. Monarch butterflies do not have a live birth they are born in eggs. When the eggs hatch the larvae come out of the shell and eat the eggshell they hatched from and they eat the milkweed the eggs were laid on.

Acoding to the artilces the sea goblin and the sea of anglis they do not tell about the colors in the sea goblin .In the sea of angils it sed that the angils use their colors to protect them ,their babys and their homes. The sharks do not use the colors that they were given to them .

Frogs has many ways in which they protect themselves from their predators. There are some frogs that contain poison to defend themselves. Frog release a posion toxics when animals try to eat them. The predators can't eat these frogs due to the posion the frog gives off. The

     The monarch butterfly, as known as Danaus plexippus, is often called the milkweed butterfly because its larvae eat the milkweed plant. They are also sometimes called "royalty butterflies" because their family name comes from the daughter of Danaus, ruler of Argos. There are many other interesting facts about this butterfly including its anatomy and life cycle, where the butterfly lies on the food chain, the migration from Canada to Mexico, why the butterfly is being threatened, and lastly, what is being done to help the butterfly.

While blue color is the way the whites conceptualize their beauty and their standards. The idea of the easy seems to be the central one as many personages have their personal ideas despite generalized, humiliating, discriminating standards of culture accepted by the whites and accepted by the blacks. Mr. Jakubowski’s is not able to see the color of Pecola’s eyes, because he refuses to look at her. This illustrates not only how he view her but rather his ability to watch a person from some different perspective without racial prejudice. Cholly, Henry, and Sir Whitcomb (Soaphead) are all attracted to young girls. This connection shows racism and early experience with sex and destroys their family and lives. Susan N. Mayberry responded to treatment of Morrisons male’s characters "Morrison deliberately places her black male characters into situations where their behavior becomes virtually unredeemable, yet she simultaneously urges us to forgive them" (13).

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The monarch butterfly is one of the most familiar species, and is considered important because of its pollinating skills. This species is most recognizable for is black, orange, and white wings. The monarch butterflies wings change colors from orange to a deep red, from beginning to the end of migration. This butterfly population has been decreasing over the last ten years, and are predicted to be quasi-extinct over the next 20 years. These butterflies keep warm by opening their wings up to the sun. Males have a different appearance than the female butterflies such as they are much bigger in size, and the black veins on their wings are narrower than those of a female. The monarch butterfly has six legs, but only uses four. They use their middle

As a refined Victorian gentleman. Charles Darwin naturally gravitated toward the macabre and few things fascinated him like those floral flouters of the conventional food chain: carnivorous plants. He experimented with them and he wrote a major treatise about them. He called, the Venus flytrap, with its elaborate hair-trigger snap trap, and its lethal brew of digestive juices, “one of the most wonderful plants in the world.” He compared, the glistening and gothically tentacled sundew plant, or Drosera, to a “most sagacious animal,” and said, “I will stick up for Drosera to the day of my death.” A sagacious sundew might well have replied, “Thanks, but I’ll take a damselfly instead.” As a bounty of new research reveals. Biologists are still sticking up for carnivorous plants and still unearthing surprising details about the anatomy, evolution, biochemistry, and hunting tactics of what Rainer Hedrich of the University of Würzburg calls “the green flesh-eaters.”

While most animals primarily use color to blend in with their surroundings, chameleons also use it to communicate. This tree-dwelling lizard’s quick color changes send messages to other chameleons. They tend to turn darker and brighter colors when they are excited or angry, such as when they are fighting other chameleons or hunting insects, and are usually pale when resting. Changing color also helps chameleons control their body temperature. Dark skin absorbs more light than light skin so a cold chameleon might