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https://www.lbscience.org/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2026/06/en_meme-4809.jpeg24001350The black-and-yellow colors of bees and wasps are not dangerous in themselves, yet in the minds of many animals they are associated with the painful sting of their bearers. This is an example of a deterrent signal, a cue that warns potential predators of the danger in eating whoever displays it. In many cases the […]