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The common silkmoth caterpillar deters predators by clicking its mandibles at them, a new study suggests. The clicks serve as warning that the caterpillar will release a foul brown fluid. Credit: Sarah Brown

The common silkmoth caterpillar deters predators by clicking its mandibles at them, a new study suggests. The clicks serve as warning that the caterpillar will release a foul brown fluid. Credit: Sarah Brown

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