A Moment of Science
When it comes to the mating patterns of side-blotched lizards, size is everything, the size of the home that is. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
The root of the addiction lies not just in this chemical, but in the chemical receptors located in the whiskers just outside of the caterpillar’s mouth.
When a beaver chews on a cottonwood, the tree does release these noxious chemicals as usual, but the bitter chemicals released into the tree’s new leaves actually attract a certain leaf-eating beetle.
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