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Mimics in Nature and the Science of Deception
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Join biologist Dr. Sean Graham and host Conley Rasor on "Science Knights in the Morning" as they delve into the captivating world of mimicry in nature.
Sean and Conley explore the science behind this evolutionary phenomenon and discuss intriguing examples such as plants mimicking rocks, snakes mimicking poisonous counterparts, and birds mimicking vocalizations, insects mimicking predators, and more.
Dr. Sean Graham uncovers the mechanisms and evolutionary drivers behind mimicry. They delve into the intricate dance between predator and prey, survival and deception, while examining the scientific methodologies used to study mimicry in nature.
Unravel the fascinating adaptations and cunning strategies employed by organisms to thrive in a complex and ever-evolving world in this deceptive episode of Science Knights in the Morning!
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