Aposematic Coloration is a warning to predators. The bumblebee (*Bombus*) (top picture) has a bright yellow and black coat, which is an indication of stingers to predators. This picture was taken at 37.8087° N, 122.4094° W.
The Blue Tounged Skink (*Tiliqua sp.*) bars its blue tounge as a warning to predetors, another example of Aposematic Coloration. This is found at South Wick Zoo (42.0647272, -71.580996).
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