Antenna or Tail (2819248257)
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Description: I am amazed about the way some butterflies have tails that resemble antennae. This series shows that it can move the tail. A latter shot of this butterfly shows one of the tails (pseudoantennae) is missing presumably from a predator that was lured to the tail. Date: 1 September 2008, 21:31. Source: Antenna or Tail. Author: John Flannery from Richmond County, North Carolina, USA.
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