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In South Africa, cocktail ants often form mutualistic relationships with mealybugs. Mealybugs will provide the ants with honeydew and in return, the ants will protect the mealybug from predators (Nyamukondiwa, Pia, 2011)

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Although the species is worldwide and can come in different shapes and colors, their distinguishing characteristic is the heart-shaped abdomen (James Cook University, n.d.)

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Cocktail ants' sting can excrete defensive chemicals used to fight against their predators (James Cook University, n.d.) .

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You can usually find these ants in above ground nests, as they prefer to forage in trees (Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, 2018)

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Cocktail ants get their name from how they raise their tail when alarmed (Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, 2018).

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(Genus Crematogaster)

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Cocktail Ants from Oakdell Way, San Antonio, TX, US on April 16, 2020 at 07:21 PM by jessishaw

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Atlantic ghost crabs have the ability to rotate their eyes 360 degrees (30A, n.d.).
https://30a.com/ghost-crabs/

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Atlantic ghost crabs are considered as predators and scavengers and they have a varied diet consisting of bean clams to loggerhead turtle eggs and hatchlings (Izzo, Kothari, n.d.).

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Atlantic ghost crabs communicate with one another through making sounds by striking the ground or rubbing their legs together (Izzo, Kothari, n.d.).

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Ocypode quadrata will create or restore their burrows in the morning and will cover them and stay there during the early afternoon until nighttime (Izzo, Kothari, n.d.).

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Ghost crabs can rapidly change their color in certain conditions for camouflage purposes (Stevens, Rong, Todd, 2013).

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(Ocypode quadrata)

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Atlantic Ghost Crab from Mustang Island, Corpus Christi, TX, US on May 02, 2020 at 08:48 PM by jessishaw

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Green anoles' tails can be up to twice as long as their bodies (Texas Parks and Wildlife, n.d.) https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/species/anole/

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Male Anoles have a bright pink dewlap that is used for both territorial and courtship purposes (Brown, 2004).

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The green anole is an invasive species in Ogasawara Islands, Japan (Yasumiba, Okada, Okochi, & Iwai, 2016)

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The green anole is native to Southern Virginia, the Florida Keys, Central Texas, Oklahoma, as well as Hawaii (Nature Works, n.d.). https://nhpbs.org/natureworks/greenanole.htm

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Green anoles have the ability to change their color from bright green to greenish-brown or even dark brown before your eyes (Nature Works, n.d.).
https://nhpbs.org/natureworks/greenanole.htm

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(Anolis carolinensis)

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Green Anole from Walmer St, San Antonio, TX, US on April 27, 2020 at 03:56 PM by jessishaw