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Fruit Flies Hide Their Eggs in Oranges to Protect from Parasitic Wasps
Researchers have learned that tiny fruit flies will actively lay their eggs on citrus fruits because parasitic wasps that feed on fruit fly larva are repelled by the smell.
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