 And the specific interaction, aposmetic coloration and the mimicry, first the contents, aposmetic coloration, then denrubated frogs of America, mimicry, Batician mimicry and the Malarian mimicry. So first the aposmetic coloration, Australian aposmetic coloration basically a natural phenomenon that an animal, if it is poisonous or if the animal is distasteful, it advertises its property so that the other predators may not attack on the animal. In this simple example we see that if we look at the overall world, then those countries are like Pakistan, India, etc. and it is called advertised. Or you can see that most countries are like Pakistan, India, etc. where they have experienced a long-range missile. This is advertised. This is advertised so that the enemy countries, the enemy countries, what they can do is to protect it or not to argue against it. The same phenomenon is existing in the nature that all those animals who are poisonous or if they are distasteful, it is not good for them to like the predator. They advertise this property. They show their property and advertise it so that the predators may not attack on them. The predator should not attack on them preferably and not use their food. So this specific property to advertise their poisonousness or distasteful is called the aposematic coloration. Now how does the advertisement work? It is basically normally in the form of bright colored. Animals show their property in the form of bright colored. Usually animal poisons are very brightly colored and the predator has the same idea that this animal is not for the food. So one example of aposematic coloration is the dendrobotic frog of the Central and the South America. Central and South America can take dendrobotic frog. This frog is a type that is a poisonous one. The poisonous one is the one that has advertised this property in the form of bright colored. Dendrobotic frogs are brightly colored. So when some predators look at them, when they see the predator, they will avoid the bright colored. Because the predator will already know that this brightly colored frog is actually the poisonous one. When the frog is in the form of snakes, it will avoid the bright colored. So here in this diagram, you can see the dendrobotic frog. It is brightly colored. This bright color is an indication that this frog is the poisonous one. This frog is poisonous. The second phenomenon is the mimicry. What does mimicry mean? When we copy someone, we assume that they are mimicking someone. So what does mimicry mean? It means gaining some resemblance. This phenomenon happens in the nature of animals. Usually, the animals that are not poisonous, that are not distasteful, they resemble themselves to be dangerous or poisonous. Similarly, a non-dangerous or non-poisonous animal gets resemblance to the dangerous or the poisonous animal. This specific phenomenon is called mimicry. What does mimicry mean? It means that the animal is representing itself as a dangerous animal. Usually, the mimicry that the animal mimics, is the mimicry that is called mimic. And the second copy that is called model. So what does mimicry mean? It is a model that is copied. In normal circumstances, only one animal is copied. But sometimes, one animal may have resemblance to more than one animal. Like two or three animals, they mimic each other. There are two basic types of mimicry. The first one is the Batician mimicry. Batician mimicry is more common. Normally, one species resembles itself to some dangerous animal. One animal's species represents itself as a dangerous animal. Similarly, the predator, instead of identifying it as an actual species, will think of it as a dangerous species and avoid it. The one example is the Fly's Belonging to Family, Surfidy. The flies belonging to the Surfidy family normally say that they are dangerous or non-poisonous. But their shape or morphology is either from bees or from wasps. The predators, the birds that eat flies or other animals, when they see it, they will think it to be a bee or some wasp. They will leave it to be a bee or a wasp. You can see in this diagram, it is basically a fly, but its overall resemblance is like a rabbit. The predator is a bee, because bees keep it stinging. Bees are poisonous, so the predators that don't eat bees, will avoid the fly. The color-wise is similar, but there are many differences. The flies have two wings, and the bees have two pairs of wings. The second form of mimicry is the Malarian mimicry. The Malarian mimicry is a phenomenon in which the animal resemblance is gaining, which we call mimicry, which is distasteful. The copy or resemblance which is gaining is distasteful. The mimic is distasteful and the model is distasteful. The benefit of this is that it was distasteful because it mimicked itself like other animals. The simple reason is that if an animal is similar to the resemblance of both of you, and a predator attacks the mimic or the model, it will know that it is distasteful. After that, one of them will not use food as a food. Usually, the species that are similar to the resemblance of both of you or the resemblance of both of you, the benefit is that when a predator eats one of them, it will not try to eat any of them again.