Despite its soft name, you don’t want to mess with the velvet ant. For one, they’re not technically ants, they’re wasps, and also, they’re parasites. https://t.co/1D2zVCRna5 https://t.co/ZkABDcN3r1
Müllerian mimicry as a result of codivergence between velvet ants and spider wasps.
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Discussions reflect strong curiosity and support, as many posts praise videos on mimicry, such as 'This is possibly one of the most well put together videos I’ve seen on YouTube,' and mention specific insects like velvet ants to illustrate their interest. The tone is enthusiastic and appreciative, emphasizing the educational value and intriguing nature of mimicry as explored in the publication.
Most discussions express fascination and support for the scientific insights about mimicry, showing general agreement with the article's significance.
Many posts highlight the educational and intriguing nature of the topic, indicating high interest, especially with mentions of detailed videos and explanations.
Several comments reference watching lengthy videos, sharing examples, and discussing specific insects like velvet ants, showing moderate engagement.
The discussions suggest the topic prompts curiosity and appreciation for evolutionary biology, but the overall impact appears limited to enthusiasts and students.
Abstract in brief
- The study investigates how velvet ants (Dasymutilla) and spider wasps (Psorthaspis) in North America have evolved to look similar through Müllerian mimicry, suggesting they benefit mutually by sharing warning signals to predators.
- Researchers conducted physical measurements, perception tests, and analyzed historical distribution data to see how well Psorthaspis matched the mimicry complex of Dasymutilla, and used genetic analysis to build evolutionary trees for both groups to assess their shared history.
- The findings indicate that Psorthaspis and Dasymutilla not only share similar appearances but also likely diverged together over time, reinforcing the idea that their co-evolution shaped the mimicry strategy in their environments.]
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دنیای حیوانات واقعا عجیبه؛ مثل دنیای آخوندهایِ انساننما و شیعهسانانِ انگلمغز. خواستم بگم ویدیوی خوبیه: https://t.co/qRR0Z1qyxs
https://t.co/4rUxezaHSw Damn. lmao. @CryptoKhaki @kidix3000 @itstru__ @Bo0obs4u0 @Binkie0724
Amazing video on mimicry. I just learned there's a species of clam that mimics a tiny fish so bigger fish try to eat it, get shot in the face with thousands of parasitic clam larvae, and carry those larvae upriver. https://t.co/z0CJnoWDGx
‘Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals’ https://t.co/aLTNH1A1H0
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Müllerian Mimicry in Velvet Ants and Spider Wasps Explained
Mimicry is one of the most intriguing and fascinating evolutionary phenomena. This video explores how velvet ants and spider wasps in North America have evolved to resemble each other through Müllerian mimicry, sharing…
Velvet Ants and Spider Wasps Co-evolved in Müllerian Mimicry
Most creatures are part of the food chain, but velvet ants employ multiple defenses in one unappealing package. The study explores how velvet ants and spider wasps in North America have evolved similar appearances…
@extradeadjcb Sick video on mimicry btw https://t.co/BX1AJKnLng
https://t.co/S3Ml4CtJep Do the insects know or realise how stupid you all look? https://t.co/XVW5N6HWZi
@lovedoveclarke They don't know what birds look like. If you have the time, this is a really good video that explains mimicry in plants and animals https://t.co/2SdPUAoE7P
دنیای حیوانات واقعا عجیبه؛ مثل دنیای آخوندهایِ انساننما و شیعهسانانِ انگلمغز. خواستم بگم ویدیوی خوبیه: https://t.co/qRR0Z1qyxs
@kingawful https://t.co/5OamY5v6vt
RT @CulDeSacHero: @Trad_West_Art Classic case of mimicry. Many examples in nature. https://t.co/NePFpEBP4I
@Trad_West_Art Classic case of mimicry. Many examples in nature. https://t.co/NePFpEBP4I
@waitbutwhy https://t.co/tLFWPwUt1w
After almost a month looking for this video, finally found it. The part about cuckoos begins about 35:00min. The whole video it’s awesome, tho. https://t.co/owXsowkfPz https://t.co/6j9HKkSlMW
@fasc1nate After almost a month looking for this video, finally found it. The part about cuckoos begins about 35:00min. The whole video it’s awesome, tho. https://t.co/owXsow26Br
@Joshsh5 @gunsnrosesgirl3 https://t.co/4Z7tNdGe7M
@carinbondar https://t.co/11ySWUlOxu
@georgecmcgavin https://t.co/11ySWUmmn2
@waitbutwhy Watch this if you haven’t already. It’s amazing. https://t.co/tLFWPwCjNo
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@warcroft @MeetKarma45 Excellent video on the topic for people who want to know more about this. https://t.co/d1rFIVDJYv
RT @TettehAnansi: https://t.co/4rUxezaHSw Damn. lmao. @CryptoKhaki @kidix3000 @itstru__ @Bo0obs4u0 @Binkie0724
https://t.co/4rUxezaHSw Damn. lmao. @CryptoKhaki @kidix3000 @itstru__ @Bo0obs4u0 @Binkie0724
@tasteofcherrry This video! And also anything from Real Science (it’s mostly animal facts) https://t.co/fGDXckeKCI
YouTube channel Deep Dive tours us around the very odd world of mimicry, showing us some of the interesting ways that nature copies parts of itself to survive. https://t.co/osdNvjxlJ2 Credits to Deep Dive.
@naninizhoni https://t.co/v69AUTKilO
Ok all I can think about after watching this is about stories about shape shifters, Changlings, The Fea, Draconian Reptilians etc. (And a very different appreciation for the Del Toro film Mimic). https://t.co/DDtT7uzqCK
‘Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals’ https://t.co/aLTNH1A1H0
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ITS FUCKINGGGG GOODDDDD BROOOHH https://t.co/LhsH3LMvGF
yallahh bagus banget channel ini. mau nanges Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/WDMSr3Wssx
This nature documentary on mimicry is very good. https://t.co/WCfcghy5FO
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/XkMCVQOElb via @YouTube
Amazing video on mimicry. I just learned there's a species of clam that mimics a tiny fish so bigger fish try to eat it, get shot in the face with thousands of parasitic clam larvae, and carry those larvae upriver. https://t.co/z0CJnoWDGx
https://t.co/vtzpOOiYsO Cocoo Cocoo Cocoo
RT @edkun197: https://t.co/CsyM9dLRQo Today I learnt: Mimicry parasitic freshwater clams exist https://t.co/hFRyFHSkqN
https://t.co/CsyM9dLRQo Today I learnt: Mimicry parasitic freshwater clams exist https://t.co/hFRyFHSkqN
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/rRAFC41Wja via @YouTube
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RT @4_legged_friend: For everyone interested in animal mimicry, this is a must watch! This video greatly explains the mechanics after anima…
For everyone interested in animal mimicry, this is a must watch! This video greatly explains the mechanics after animals copying each others appearance with some astounding examples. https://t.co/Zg0EBQZUWa
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/Ftsp8yiRAr via @YouTube
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here's a link lol. you can easily watch it on 1.75×. https://t.co/bsQkz7uxuH
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/JFkVer1oOm
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Justo ayer vi esta maravilla https://t.co/zdL2BxosIf sobre técnicas animales de imitación. Es una joya este canal https://t.co/NLYui0Zstn
This is possibly one of the most well put together videos I’ve seen on youtube. So much history and information packed into an hour long video?!? Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/piKlbtfbTa
@daveexplains I think yiu might like this about mimicry and evolution https://t.co/N0iNogsB4j
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/yMotl3ZqAM via @YouTube
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/KFeRRgNBqj via @YouTube
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/873altuCl6 via @YouTube
Mimicry - When Animals Copy Other Animals https://t.co/YmGmqHl81G via @YouTube Such an interesting and well made video, well worth a watch
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I haven't been educated this thoroughly in a long time. https://t.co/JZqfNecWFY
https://t.co/Ye2LLjLQgB #Long #Educational #Mimicry #Edutainment #Biology #Liars #Decievers #EvolutionRace
memo 53min "When Evolution plays Among Us - Mimicry explored" on YouTube - https://t.co/q0lnJdeqim
RT @wizentrop: This is an exhaustive (and I do mean it in every sense of the word) video full of classic examples exploring and discussing…
RT @wizentrop: This is an exhaustive (and I do mean it in every sense of the word) video full of classic examples exploring and discussing…
This is an exhaustive (and I do mean it in every sense of the word) video full of classic examples exploring and discussing the different types of mimicry. It can easily be used as a class lesson in Evolutionary Biology. https://t.co/coJXGZFFnC
When Evolution plays Among Us - Mimicry explored https://t.co/QJbEWh2FFz via @YouTube
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@madeofmistak3 Hey kiddos... looks like both of you like some good science... come watch this for free: https://t.co/VGiQlE98aY https://t.co/b7OB5QBCZN
Want to know everything about mimicry? Amazing video. When Evolution plays Among Us - Mimicry explored https://t.co/gsiHvdpytM via @YouTube
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@Pirulla25 e @DaviCalazans e @DavidAyrolla e outros biologos desse brasil, tenho certeza que esse aqui vai ser um dos vídeos mais incriveis que vocês irão assistir em anos https://t.co/VGiQlE98aY
The Insect Nothing Messes With: Meet the Velvet Ant https://t.co/GSNkG9t5Xz
Here’s Why Nobody In The Animal Kingdom Messes With A Velvet Ant https://t.co/vKEZkSB3zD https://t.co/h8InrMF2VG
So like I just saw this video https://t.co/efAJ3EdAqK I don't know how to suggest enemy designs in a game but wouldn't this be a cool insect for say #SilkSong. I seriously love @TeamCherryGames first game, Hollow Knight. I at least want to know what other fans think! Thanks!
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@Fumie_Sak @ElfaDosInsetos Desculpe pela língua, mas achei interessante que o vídeo saiu no mesmo dia da nossa discussão: https://t.co/Vv35BipNtb
The Insect Nothing Messes With: Meet the Velvet Ant https://t.co/woy8xNQe8e via @YouTube
.@SciShow publishes daily videos about current questions from the world of science. https://t.co/UoGzCsCsYJ Newsletter: https://t.co/jsq9u5dDiI #biology #science #scishow #trivia #velvetant https://t.co/aDzDSn2D4k
RT @SciShow: Despite its soft name, you don’t want to mess with the velvet ant. For one, they’re not technically ants, they’re wasps, and a…
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Despite its soft name, you don’t want to mess with the velvet ant. For one, they’re not technically ants, they’re wasps, and also, they’re parasites. https://t.co/1D2zVCRna5 https://t.co/ZkABDcN3r1
The Insect Nothing Messes With: Meet the Velvet Ant https://t.co/GjsKD8m0FL via @YouTube
The Insect Nothing Messes With: Meet the Velvet Ant https://t.co/EPoC1miSK6 via @YouTube
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New video by SciShow: The Insect Nothing Messes With: Meet the Velvet Ant https://t.co/LjRZLa60dX