Extras
On the plains of South Africa, an army of dung beetles recycle the dung of large mammals.
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9:52
Ummat Somjee goes to Thailand to observe the cultural tradition of fighting beetles.
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8:19
Gavin Svenson heads to the Brazilian rainforest to sample the diversity of mantises.
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10:07
Dragonfly expert Jessica Ware heads to Guyuna to sample dragonfly diversity.
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7:04
Monarch butterflies winter in the fir forests of Michoacan, Mexico, after an epic migration.
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4:58
Jesse Barber and Akito Kawahara study the evolutionary arms race between bats and moths.
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7:55
A four-part investigation into insect declines, exploring their diversity and ecological importance.
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0:30
Urban Ecologist Sylvana Ross visits Baltimore, Maryland, to find Tapinoma Sessile.
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9:44
Evolutionary Biologist Ummat Somjee describes his research on Flag-footed bugs in Panamá.
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6:19
Beetles are the world’s most abundant animals, called “the most important species on the planet.”
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Praying mantises and aquatic insects reveal cunning physical adaptations for ruthless survival.
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Could a world without insects survive? Scientists investigate the global insect “apocalypse.”
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