Chemicals called pheromones act as messengers
between individuals. Many plants and animals — including squid —
respond to such secret chemical signals.
Credit: Roger T. Hanlon
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Eva Loves Smudgeee
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I thought that this was a relatively interesting article. I knew about pheromones before reading it, but I didn't think about them in the way that females can attract males (in the context of insects and animals) and things like that. I have to say, there isn't really much more to say about the article. It was interesting, but at the same time, a little bit boring. I didn't feel like the discovery was big enough to have an article about it, and should've had a little bit more information about other things that were discovered about insects and other animals that send out pheromones.
1 comment:
I thought that this was a relatively interesting article. I knew about pheromones before reading it, but I didn't think about them in the way that females can attract males (in the context of insects and animals) and things like that. I have to say, there isn't really much more to say about the article. It was interesting, but at the same time, a little bit boring. I didn't feel like the discovery was big enough to have an article about it, and should've had a little bit more information about other things that were discovered about insects and other animals that send out pheromones.
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