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A two-signal, two-receiver signalling system: Snake mobbing in the Arabian babbler
Mobbing is a collective antipredator behaviour in which animals approach and harass a threat while coordinating signals to alert conspecifics, recruit allies, or deter predators. In group-living Arabian babblers (Argya squamiceps), snake mobbing relies on two signals that differ in receivers: acoust
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