Aposematism describes the use of bright colouration and bold patterns to advertise that an organism is unpalatable or dangerous. All three insects are foul-tasting or toxic if eaten: Wood Tiger moth (Parasemia plantaginis), Italian Striped-Bug / Minstrel Bug (Graphosoma lineatum) and Cinnabar Moth (Tyria jacobaeae) caterpillar. Composite image.

Aposematism describes the use of bright colouration and bold patterns to advertise that an organism is unpalatable or dangerous. All three insects are foul-tasting or toxic if eaten: Wood Tiger moth (Parasemia plantaginis), Italian Striped-Bug / Minstrel Bug (Graphosoma lineatum) and Cinnabar Moth (Tyria jacobaeae) caterpillar. Composite image.
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