Why Didn't Herbivores Evolve to Eliminate Predators?
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In this episode, we dive deep into the intriguing world of herbivores and predators as we unravel the mystery behind why herbivores didn't evolve to eliminate their predators! 🌿 we'll explore the missed connections, evolutionary dilemmas, and survival tactics that have shaped the complex relationship between herbivores and predators.
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