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How locusts stop themselves from eating each other

Scientists suspect that cannibalism among locusts contributes to their swarming behavior.

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Scientists find chemical that stops locust cannibalism - Health and Lifestyle News - Report by AFR | Online Free Press release news distribution

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Iain couzinEinat couzin fuchsMax planck institute department of evolutionary neuroethologyMax planck institute for animal researchBill hanssonMax planck instituteEvolutionary neuroethology

Locusts produce an odour to try to put other locusts off eating them

The crop-devastating swarms that locusts form are driven in part by the insects' tricks to avoid being cannibalised – they move around and produce a pheromone to deter other locusts from eating them

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Fine young cannibals: locust study could lead to better pest control

Discovery of ‘anti-cannibalism’ pheromone raises possibility of spraying crops with similar chemical as non-toxic insecticide

Iain couzinMax planck instituteDepartment of evolutionary neuroethologyMax planck institute of animal behaviourBill hanssonEvolutionary neuroethologyAnimal behaviour

Scientists find chemical that stops locust cannibalism

Plagues of locusts that darken the skies and devastate all things that grow have been recorded since Biblical times, and today threaten the food security of millions of people across Asia and Africa.

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