Secrets of high liz-ibility
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If you've ever tried waving to someone in a crowd, you'll how hard it is for small rainforest animals to signal to each other with so many other distractions to catch the eye. Dr Terrry Ord took his camera and robotic creature into the field to find out how lizards cope with visual noise.
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