A Female Night Adder Leaves a Chemical Trail to Draw Males 🐍 Animals Decoded

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Female night adder sex pheromone are made of fatty molecules that are too large to be transmitted in the air. Instead, they fall to the ground and only a male night adder’s tongue is capable of picking them out and deciphering their message.

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