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Mating Calls of One Frog Species also invites its Predator

Scientists have found that whenever male tungara frog makes mating call to woo its female partner, it unwittingly invites its predator as well. Actually, the female frog of the species gets attracted to the mating calls of the male, but a frog-eating bat also gets the signal that its meal is calling them for a feast.


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