Date: September 5, 2017
Source: University of Michigan
Summary:
Sometimes it pays to be
unpredictable. A new study shows that when bipedal desert rodents called
jerboas are being chased, sudden changes in direction, gait and speed help them
elude hungry predators and likely give them a competitive edge over their quadrupedal
neighbors.
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