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I had no idea that caterpillars responded to sound by moving their bodies like this.
The caterpillars do this as a survival tactic: " caterpillars writhe their bodies and shake their heads when they hear loud sounds because they are warding off potential attacks from parasite flies.". I love how they synchronize their movement each time they react to a sound.
I want to see how they'd react to a song playing on a speaker!
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