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Both strategies are used. There's no absolute rule but arboreal creatures tend to alarm and terrestrial creatures tend to hide.
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There's even some really cool cross-species symbiosis where the ground-dwellers have learned to recognize the alarms of the tree-dwellers.
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Only those parasites that grow in their hosts' guts. (I didn't start that sentence intending to describe humans' relationship to the Earth, but...)
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Meh, if they have the technology to get here we weren't gonna successfully hide. Most likely outcome (besides no contact) is a pen pal we can trade incomprehensible messages with every 100 years or so.
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we can't hide because there are episodes of 'Gunsmoke' floating though the ether
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"In case anyone is interested: we are delicious!"
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I get it, but, honestly, what is here that would be worth the energy it would take to get here?
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Somebody needs to read Cixin Liu
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Liu Cixin would advise we hide.
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