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King Salman Nature Reserve Achieves Global Milestone in Amphibian Behavior
A team of experts at King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Reserve has successfully documented a rare phenomenon called "reverse self-predation" in the Arabian toad. They observed small tadpoles attacking larger individuals during their transformation stage, a behavior that is the first of its kind globally and contradicts usual biological patterns. This discovery is significant for understanding the dynamics of feeding behavior within the species and highlights the increasing role of the reserve as an important center for research and biodiversity in the region.
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