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Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
It definitely knows how to outplay predators.

Those bold black-and-white stripes may create a ā€œflicker-fusionā€ optical illusion, making its movement harder to track and helping it slip away.

When threatened, it coils into raised loops, pairing a striking defensive posture with aposematic (ā€œdon’t eat meā€) colours. While it’s only mildly venomous, this dramatic display is another clever bluff, warning predators not to bite off more than they can chew. šŸ

šŸ“¹ H Forster/AWC
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