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Tiny Planthopper larvae can act together to fool predators. They cluster on a branch in bunches, resembling flowers.
Planthoppers can secrete a waxy substance from their abdomens that results in strange, fiber optic-like tails. Different Planthopper species have different extruding tails. The one above resembles a feathery dandelion, offering a clever form of camouflage.
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