These fuzzy 'Boogie Woogie' aphids have some unusual moves

They may look like tiny dancing cotton balls. but these unsual insects have a clever trick up their sleeves. Known as boogie woogie aphids, they move in sync to confuse and defer potential predators.

Native to North America, these fuzzy insects don't harm trees despite their intimidating name, but they do leave behind a sweet substance that can encourage sooty mould to grow. They may also give curious onlookers a litte sting.

Watch the video above to see their bizarre dance moves in action and learn more about these fasinating insects!

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