Breaking The Animal Kingdom's Color Code

Monday, April 20, 2009 - 09:14 in Biology & Nature

Charles Darwin was fascinated by the colors of animals. Ever since, researchers have wondered why most animals that have an anti-predatory defense, such as a sting or poison, tend to be brightly colored. Now, new computer models have been developed to explain the evolution of the distinctive colouring of many species of wildlife.

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