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The minibeast-lover dives down into the deep sea to uncover a woodlouse the size of a cat P.36 “We have always been fascinated by the self-organising efficiency of social insects” P.27 “Why are conservationists still being ignored, as if saving life
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Everyone Get Ready To Say “Aww…”
Here at BBC Wildlife over the last few weeks, I’ve noticed how often we comment on an animal’s appearance in terms of how it makes us feel. We all cooed over the kiwi chick on p88, and wowed at the jaguar on p69, for example. And yet when we saw the
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Lichen Your Style
Most Phrynarachne crab spiders masquerade as bird droppings, mimicking not only the hues and textures of avian excrement, but even the smell. Phrynarachne dreepy, a South-East Asian species discovered in 2022, is an exception. Named after a green, an

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