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3 years ago
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Describe how changes in the ladybugs

Geography
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Kobotan [32]3 years ago
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Answer:

The ability to fly gives ladybugs an advantage for fleeing from danger.

Explanation:

When a ladybug lays her eggs, she chooses an area of her environment rich in food for her young, such as a plant covered in insects. This strategy helps ensure the survival of the young, defenseless offspring .

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