Caterpillar gets more from its food when predator is on the prowl

Wednesday, July 11, 2012 - 14:52 in Biology & Nature

Animals that choose to eat in the presence of a predator run the risk of being eaten themselves, so they often go into a defensive mode and pay a physical penalty. But that's not so for the crop pest hornworm caterpillar, a study shows.

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