Life or Death Farts: How Animals Use Passed Gas

The video explores the fascinating world of animal flatulence, highlighting how different species use gas emissions for various purposes. From the Sonoran coral snake's defensive cloacal popping to herring's communication through FRTs, and manatees' buoyancy control, the video delves into unique adaptations. It also covers the southern pine beetle's pheromone use, slave-making ants' chemical warfare, and the Aphelorian millipede's cyanide defense, showcasing nature's diversity.

What is the significance of the term 'FRTs' in relation to herring?

How do slave-making ants use their dufour's gland?

What happens to the millipede when it releases cyanide?

What is the main function of gases expelled by various animals?