Spider Species Mimic Ants To Infiltrate Their Colony
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The animal world is completely different than ours. There are many interesting and sometimes unbelievable events. Did you know that some spider species mimic ants to infiltrate ant colonies? As we know there are more than 300 species of spiders disguising themselves as ants to infiltrate colonies for hunting and to stay hidden from other predators.
There are more than 300 species of spiders disguising themselves as ants Certain spiders can even deploy chemical mimicry to deceive the ants Some spider species exploit the social nature of ant colonies that can often contain millions of individuals. They have evolved to have thin waists and reflective hair, which make them look shiny as an ant. By lifting their front legs next to their heads, they can also pretend to have antennas. Certain spiders can even deploy chemical mimicry to deceive the ants.