When anomaly turns normal part II (Dangerous model learning)

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When anomaly turns normal part II (Dangerous model learning)

Above this text is the image of an orchid. As you see there is a face of the bug or bug-eating bird in that flower. Or when we are sharp, there is a breaking image, where the center of the flower first looks like the face of the beast bug. And when we are coming closer the image is turning to some other image. And the face of the bug is lost. 

Sometimes I am wondering does the existence of those orchids near the bugs remove their fear of those big and bad beast bugs? There is a possibility to test the learning of the bugs by using those flowers, and then make research would other bugs take and eat the bugs that are seen those faces more often than the bugs, what are not grown near those flowers.

We know that other animals like birds have the adaptation ability over the species. And the use of decoy birds bases this kind of adaptation. The bird is grown with humans, and then it would put in a cage. Then the hunter must just wait for the other birds because that decoy bird would not give warning signs. 

In this case, the hunter normally covers the cage, that decoy birds would not see that their comrades would drop from the sky, and they would not hear the warning yells of the swarm. This way to hunt is prohibited at least some countries because it would destroy a large number of the bird population. 

But do the bugs have that ability? If they would have, near the fields can put the images of the bug-eating birds and beast bugs, and that thing would make those bugs more vulnerable for those predators. But as you see this is only the hypothetical idea to decrease the population of the harmful bugs. 

When we are thinking about the animals that are grown in the zoo, they are adapted to the beasts.  This thing is one of the most dangerous examples of model learning. And this is the reason, why people should not release trapped animals into the forests. 

In the behavior scientific experiments, the young birds like waxwings are grown with falcons, and falcons have not attacked the waxwings, what are grown with them. But those beasts have attacked other waxwings, and this means that kind of experiments are dangerous. The waxwing that would not afraid falcon is the risk for the entire society because it would call other waxwings to the falcon's nest.