Why do bees have yellow and black stripes?
September 28, 2019
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Bees and wasps have yellow and black stripes. Monarch butterflies and other insects living on milkweed having orange and black markings. All of these things are warning colors, but how do they work? And how do predator animals know to avoid animals wearing warning colors? Sheryl explains aposematism, Mullerian mimicry, and Batesian mimicry with cute cartoon examples.
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