
For Sharpshooters, Their Vibrations Are Key to Finding a Mate | #DeepLook #Shorts
Sharpshooter insects make a living hopping around plants like grapevines and feeding on their sap. When it's time to mate, they shake their abdomens to make strange calls that – when amplified in a lab – sound like a clucking chicken, a howling monkey or a motorcycle revving up.
Learn more in our episode "Sharpshooter Insects’ Sexy Vibrations Spell Trouble in the Vineyard" ? https://youtu.be/uFA614SEDMQ
#youtubeshorts #sharpshooter #deeplook
Learn more in our episode "Sharpshooter Insects’ Sexy Vibrations Spell Trouble in the Vineyard" ? https://youtu.be/uFA614SEDMQ
#youtubeshorts #sharpshooter #deeplook
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