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They eat almost anything, said. even each other. If Big Toad meets Little Toad, she's guaranteed dinner. If a colony of non-toxic toads is released, they are unlikely to persist for long. Some will be eaten by narrow-nosed crocodiles, lizards, or viper-like snakes, and the rest will disappear among the hundreds of millions of poisonous toads already scurrying around. But an educational career was envisioned for them.
Research on cuscuses has shown that they can be taught to stay away from toads. Such as toad moible number data sausages, they associate toads with nausea and avoid them. Non-poisonous toads may be a better learning tool, according to: If a predator eats them, it will get sick, but not die, and then it will decide: I won't eat toads anymore for life. But in order to use this toad for training mink or for any other purpose You will need to obtain some state licenses. Nettles evoke unpleasant feelings from childhood. However, environmental scientists from Nottingham Trent University in the UK called for learning to love the plant.
Understanding Why Nettles Sting Animals (rabbits, sheep, deer) eat nettles that have lots of glowing hairs in smaller numbers. It's all about the plant's self-defense mechanism. The leaves and stems of stinging nettles have tiny hairs that, when in contact with the skin, stay on the skin and then release irritants such as histamine. Nettles are very hardy and hardy plants. Intensive agriculture, urban sprawl and pollution are destroying nature. Climate change is making it harder for plants to grow. However, nettles are a very resistant plant. Its seeds can sit in the soil for at least five years before germinating.
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發表於 2023-10-8 16:32:23