Animals
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New Study Reveals Fireflies Have Musical Armor Protecting Them Against Predators
Fireflies make strong ultrasonic sounds - soundwaves that the human ear, and mainly the fireflies themselves, will not be able to detect. This serves as a defense mechanism, produced for their protection against predators
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