Plants have leaves that droop or curl when something touches them to prevent themselves from being eaten by knocking insects off and moving away from things.
Las plantas tienen hojas que se caen o se curvan cuando algo las toca para evitar ser comidas al hacer caer insectos y alejarse de las cosas.
| Text | Plants have leaves that droop or curl when something touches them so they can prevent themselves from being eaten by knocking insects off themselves and moving away from things |
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Tags: b3, bio, plant-defences
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