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Insects

  • The 20 Weird Insects

    20 Weird Insects & Most Interesting Insects

    It’s no secret that weird insects give us the creeps. Of course, who wouldn’t be afraid of the giant, flying beetles or venomous spiders? While these insects may be intimidating, there is another side to the insect world. It is…

  • The 12 Ugliest And Creepiest Bugs In The World

    The 12 Ugliest And Creepiest Bugs In The World

    The 12 Ugliest And Creepiest Bugs In The World With Pictures Insects can be found on every continent on Earth, even Antarctica. They can be found lurking under leaf litter or within cave systems, at the bottom of lakes, or…

  • Embioptera: The Silk Spinning World Of The Webspinners

    Embioptera Web Spinners

    The Embioptera (Webspinners) are a small group of soft bodied, relatively small, gregarious insects. They can be found in most tropical and warm temperate climates. There are about 300 species world wide. For more information, see our guide on invertebrates.…

  • The Insect Orders: Including true insects and other Hexopoda

    Insect Orders On White Background

    The diversity of insects is one of the most remarkable features of the natural world, with millions of species occupying nearly every habitat on Earth. To understand this vast group, scientists classify insects into distinct orders based on shared characteristics…

  • Net-winged Beetles

    Net-winged Beetles on the Leaves

    Net-winged Beetles are a fascinating group of insects that inhabit the beetle Family Lycidae. They are a diverse group with over 4,00 species. The greatest diversity is found in the tropical regions, where niche ecosystems are diverse. The environments vary from dense undergrowth jungles to…

  • 10 Of The Best Entomology Books

    10 Of The Best Entomology Books

    10 Of The Best Entomology Books (That I’ve Actually Read) Whether you’re looking for the densest of entomology text books or simply a basic entomology book to get started, rest assured you’re in the right place. For more information, see…

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