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Fig. 1. Defensive regurgitation of two caterpillars in response to simulated
predation. (A) Saucrobotys futilalis, a primary-regurgitator,
responds with a copious amount of regurgitant that it directs towards the
simulated predator. The arrow marks a droplet of regurgitant. (B)
Utetheisa ornatrix, a non-regurgitator, does not produce regurgitant
when attacked.