Iranian snake's tail mimics prey to lure birds, study finds

Researchers report that a snake species in western Iran uses its tail to visually deceive birds, a novel finding in predator-prey interactions. The claim is based on observational evidence, but the underlying mechanism and prevalence remain uncertain. This adds to understanding of evolutionary adaptations in arid ecosystems.

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