aposematically

/ˌæpəsəˈmætɪkli/
adverb
  1. In a way that uses bright colors or patterns to warn predators of danger or unpleasant taste.
    • The frog's skin glows aposematically under UV light, warning nocturnal predators.
    • The caterpillar is colored aposematically to signal that it is toxic to birds.
    • Many species of wasps are marked aposematically with yellow and black bands.
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