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Predation pressures can lead to the evolution of escape behavior in prey animals [1,2]. Most previous studies investigated how prey can escape from predators before contact [1,2], whereas recent studies have focused on the post-contact escape of prey [2]. Predators can damage prey by biting or chewing, and the predator's digestive system ultimately kills almost all prey after swallowing. However, several species can survive passage through a predator's gut and are ultimately excreted with feces [3-5]. Such escapes f
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