Which outcome occurs when an underwing moth displays startling colors?

💡 Explanation

The startling colors trigger behavioral discouragement, a form of Batesian mimicry, because the sudden display suggests toxicity or larger size to the predator; therefore, predation is avoided, rather than the other options resulting from physiological processes.

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