Scientists Discover a Rare Example of Insects Using Tools to Capture Prey
In Australia, assassin bugs use a lethal tool to ensnare snacks: resin from spinifex grass.
Source: sciencealert.com
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In Australia, assassin bugs use a lethal tool to ensnare snacks: resin from spinifex grass.
By covering themselves in resin from spinifex grass, Australian assassin bugs improve their chances of catching flies and ants, in a rare case of tool use in insects
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