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Why do ladybugs have different amount of spots?
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Why do ladybugs have different amount of spots?

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ladybugs have spots because they are part of a ladybugs clever color scheme ladybugs produce alkaloids, toxic chemicals that make them unparable to hungry spiders, ants, or other predator's

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