The eyed hawkmoth displays eyespots on its wings when it feels threatened. Which type of adaptation does this describe? Mimicry Warning coloration Chemical defense Chemical defense

Answer Mimicry

Explanation

Eyespots may be a form of mimicry in which a spot on a body of an animal resembles or looks like an eye of a different animal to rule away or deceive a close predator. Its made to draw the attention of the predator away from the most vulnerable parts or to make it appear as inedible.