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Grubs up

Shouldn’t we be taking the idea of eating insects – or entophagy – a bit more seriously? Now I

Taking a break from the wonderful world of octopods, but still within the “amazing creatures” realm, I’d like to introduce

Tony from naturestimeline.com mentioned in a comment that we need to appreciate the crawling critters more – not just because

Since September is Biodiversity Month, we’ll be offering a lot of biodiversity-themed posts, and the first has to be beetles.

A friend told me yesterday of a research project she was part of while working in the US. The project

The European Union has recently decided to ban three of the world’s most widely used pesticides for 2 years, as

Welcome back to Biodiversity Revolution for 2013. Today I’ve got another insectile treat: indeed, a tree insectile treat. It’s called

We’ve already talked about some of the fascinating creatures recently found in caves. Now researchers from the University of Navarra

Matt Christmas’ post on the work of ants in maintaining plant diversity was published recently in The Conversation here. This article

The redback spider has long been known as one of Australia’s 10 most deadly creatures, but recent research has found