Answer:
A.) Some insects use toxic chemicals, hairs, spines or hard exoskeletons to protect themselves from predation (Eisner 1970; Eisner et al. 2005). Furthermore, numerous insects exhibit defensive behaviors such as autotomy, dropping and death feigning to escape from predators (Edmunds 1974; Fleming et al.
B.) Aposematic coloration is a way for insects and other animals to warn predators away without making the ultimate sacrifice. ... Brightly colored insects are usually advertising their unappetizing taste, and sometimes their toxicity as a food for predators.
