In the Experiment with Peacock Butterflies,the Working Hypothesis is That

Question

In the experiment with peacock butterflies,the working hypothesis is that _____.  
A) silence confuses both predator and prey
B) making sounds can provide a selective advantage to the prey
C) eye spots attract the attention of predators.
D) birds can find their prey by listening for their sounds
E) unpalatable species display distinctive wings

Accepted Answer

Making sounds can provide a selective advantage to the prey, as it may startle or confuse predators, giving the prey a chance to escape. This hypothesis aligns with the idea that prey species have evolved mechanisms, such as making sounds, to increase their survival chances against predators.