Mullerian Mimicry In Prey Animals
Prey animals employ various defensive strategies to protect themselves from predation. Which of the following is an example of Müllerian mimicry?
A
A stick insect that camouflages itself against a tree branch.
B
A harmless fly that closely resembles a stinging wasp.
C
A porcupine that uses quills to defend itself against predators.
D
Monarch and viceroy butterflies, both unpalatable to predators, that closely resemble each other.
E
A poison dart frog that exhibits bright warning coloration.