Gregory Dietl of Yale University and colleagues found that snails with left-handed cones are impossible for predators to eat.
Despite this evolutionary advantage, however, left-handed forms remain rare. |
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kinda of says something about crab intelligence that they do not think to hold it upsidedown.
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Yep - sinister snails can't get no break.
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Chicks just don’t dig sinistral orientation.
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