The mimosa pudica plant folds its leaves inward when touched, a defense mechanism against herbivores.
Why it is true
This rapid movement, known as thigmonasty, makes the plant appear wilted or dead, discouraging animals from eating it and protecting it from being consumed.
Source: Botany
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