Which outcome occurs when a moth lacks tympanal organs near ultrasonic amphibian habitats?

💡 Explanation

Increased predation risk occurs because moths use tympanal organs for predator avoidance via detection of amphibian biosonar; the mechanism here is auditory reception. Therefore, impaired hearing increases capture incidence, rather than achieving camouflage, because absence prevents directional escape.

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