Read these sentences from the passage.
“Depending on the species of treehopper, the helmets can look like anything from water droplets to leaves, or from twigs or thorns to poisonous seeds. Whatever their shape, these helmets enable the insect to resemble part of a plant.”
How is this specific treehopper approach different from the mimic octopus’ approach to avoiding predators?
Mimic octopuses’ helmets look like seaweed, while treehoppers’ helmets look like water droplets or leaves.
Mimic octopuses try to scare predators by morphing into their enemies, while treehoppers try to mimic parts of their surroundings.
Treehoppers are good at outrunning predators, while mimic octopuses are too slow to do so.
Treehoppers try to scare predators by making their helmets look like thorns, while mimic octopuses just hide.