When a Murder Hornet Becomes a Tasty Meal
PositiveScience
- A researcher has discovered that the Japanese pond frog can withstand the stings of the northern giant hornet, even when consumed. This finding highlights the unique biological adaptations of this amphibian in the face of predatory threats.
- This development is significant as it sheds light on the evolutionary resilience of certain species, potentially informing future studies on predator-prey dynamics and the ecological roles of both the Japanese pond frog and the northern giant hornet.
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