In nature there are several examples of animals impostors They manage to fool their predators thanks to their physical appearance. As their names indicate, the bee fly and the ant spider pretend to be what they are not in order to survive: the first earns respect with its colors and the second appears to be harmless. However, research confirms that one of the queens of mimicry would be the blue fly. According to a study led by the Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE), the larvae of this insect are capable of developing a "mask" and a characteristic smell to coexist with termites.