Aposematism: Are We All Just Butterflies?
Have you ever found yourself wondering whether or not it's worth the argument, the discussion, or the engagement with someone on the other side of the coin? Aposematism may explain why. Aposematism, in the briefest of terms, is when an animal signals to a potential predator, that it is not worth eating or attacking. Within nature, many examples exist, but the team here at The Wolf and Bull podcast believes this interesting evolutionary trait may extend into the human world to a degree.
Join The Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf in episode 42 as they discuss the potential of Aposematism in humans and how it may relate to changes in human nature in a world of 8.5% interest rates, Elon Musk purchasing shares of Twitter, purple hair, and MAGA hats.
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