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Missing for 70 years, this moth just turned up alive in front of researchers
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (288+ words) A moth thought lost to science has reappeared after seventy years, leaving conservationists stunned at both the discovery and what it reveals about hidden corners of nature. For decades, no confirmed sighting suggested the species was gone for good. This…...
Did you know male tarantulas knock on a female's burrow before mating?
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (316+ words) Every fall, a curious event draws visitors to the sweeping plains of southeast Colorado. Instead of the mass migration the headlines claim, scientists say it’s actually a mating expedition. Male tarantulas, large, dark brown to black spiders of the genus…...
Scientists Found a 'Balrog' Cricket in a Greek Military Tunnel
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (643+ words) Scientists Found a ‘Balrog’ Cricket in a Greek Military Tunnel A-Z Animals...
This Newly Found Spider Lives in One Idaho Forest and Nowhere Else
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (729+ words) According to a new study published in ZooKeys, Hexura spiders typically live from southern Vancouver Island to central Oregon. That is why Briggs and Calatayud-Mascarell were shocked when they observed one in the dense forests of Idaho. “It was like…...
One of the largest spiders in the world remains largely unstudied
1+ week, 1+ day ago (277+ words) For decades, a spider from the rainforests of Southeast Asia has confounded both experts and enthusiasts. Its story spans mistaken identities, groundbreaking discoveries, and an imposing appearance that belies its elusive life. This species is native to the Malay Peninsula…...
Joro Spiders Eat Tiny Flies, Not the Bugs Scientists Feared
1+ week, 2+ day ago (670+ words) A-Z Animals...
Carrying a spider outside feels kind, and it's often a mistake instead
1+ week, 3+ day ago (456+ words) It’s a scene familiar to many: a spider appears in the living room, and instinct takes over. Cup in hand, someone traps it, and, in an act of goodwill, carries it outside to the garden. But according to arachnology experts,…...
Monarch Butterflies Fly 3,000 Miles to a Place They've Never Seen
1+ week, 4+ day ago (836+ words) Monarch butterflies are not all the same. Each year, four generations of monarchs are born to complete the migration cycle. Only when the final generation is born does one of the most incredible migrations occur, leaving many to wonder how…...
Scientists Tracked This Skull-Marked Moth Nearly 56 Miles in One Night
1+ week, 5+ day ago (281+ words) The fascinating death’s-head hawkmoth has the pattern of a human skull on its back and emits a loud squeak when threatened. But those may not be its most intriguing traits. This distinctive moth, one of the largest in Europe, can…...
This Chameleon Caught a Mosquito Before It Could Buzz Twice
1+ week, 5+ day ago (256+ words) A-Z Animals Quick TakeA chameleon's tongue works nothing like you'd expect, and the physics behind it are genuinely jaw-dropping See the tongue mechanics âChameleons can strike faster than a blink, and the real surprise is what happens before the…...