Fiddler crabs' 'Morse code' attracts Mrs. Right

Tuesday, May 31, 2016 - 13:01 in Biology & Nature

The vibrations and pulses that male fiddler crabs produce when they are trying to lure females into their burrows to mate are surprisingly informative. These signals serve as a type of 'Morse code' that the females decipher to learn more about the size and stamina of their suitors.

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