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Scent guides hawk moths to the best fitting flowers Max Planck Neuroscience The caterpillar of the moth Hemeroplanes triptolemus is harmless but has a remarkable defense mechanism. When threatened, it inflates its front body and displays large eyespots, making its head look like a Tobacco hornworm caterpillars suppress pain by adopting a distinctive " sphinx" posture, actively reducing their pain response rather than fleeing or defending. This discovery highlights unexpected flexibility in insect pain management and may Manduca sexta, Tobacco Hornworm or Carolina Sphinx Moth (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae) Exploring the Tobacco Hornworm: Nature's Caterpillar Study shows hawkmoths use ultrasound to combat bats Research News
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