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    Autohaemorrhaging, or reflex bleeding, is the action of animals deliberately ejecting blood from their bodies. Autohaemorrhaging has been observed as occurring...
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    Another defense against predators is reflex bleeding (also called "autohaemorrhaging") in which the insects squirt haemolymph from pores in their exoskeleton...
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    (thanatosis) by becoming completely limp when they may also secrete blood (autohaemorrhage) from the mouth and nose. They may also perform an aggressive display...
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    arachnid locomotion. Some species of insect or arachnid are able to autohaemorrhage when they are attacked by predators. Queens of the ant genus Leptanilla...
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    (thanatosis) by becoming completely limp when they may also secrete blood (autohaemorrhage) from the mouth and nose. They may also perform an aggressive display...
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  • Lampaul-Guimiliau, where blood gushes from his neck. Some animals deliberately autohaemorrhage or squirt blood (or an analogous bodily fluid) as a defense mechanism...
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  • products are inedible. Animal suicide Anti-predator adaptation Apoptosis Autohaemorrhaging Exploding animal Self-destruct Maschwitz, Ulrich; Maschwitz, Eleonore...
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    crickets similarly release blood at their joints when threatened (autohaemorrhaging). Several species of grasshopper including Poecilocerus pictus, Parasanaa...
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    2017. Hoefer, Sebastian; Mills, Sophie; Robinson, Nathan J. (2019). "Autohaemorrhaging in a Bahamian pygmy boa, Tropidophis curtus barbouri". Herpetological...
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    Anti-predator adaptation – Defensive feature of prey for selective advantage Autohaemorrhaging – Action of animals deliberately ejecting blood from their bodies...
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