Feeble-collared bombardier beetle
The species known as feeble-collared bombardier beetle has evolved a remarkable defense mechanism; it can discharge a potent chemical spray from its abdomen when threatened. This noxious concoction is a mix of hydroquinones and hydrogen peroxide that, when combined with catalytic enzymes, becomes a boiling, corrosive deterrent, effective against predators. Despite its volatile arsenal, feeble-collared bombardier beetle primarily sustains itself on a diet of other invertebrates, showcasing nature's balance of weaponry and sustenance.