Locusts are a type of grasshopper and are actually mostly solitary animals. They only form mass swarms when conditions are just right.
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This is the bombardier beetle. It releases a cloud of toxic gas from its abdomen when threatened. Watch what happens when it gets swallowed by a toad. abcn.ws/2EbNavx https://teapawt.net/t.co/jfEQZGn2Dd
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4. Compared to cyclostomes (primitive vertebrates), what are the main innovations present in fish? #zoology #biology bit.ly/2Ekr61b
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Tigers are the only big cats to have stripes and individuals can be identified by their pattern
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Lizard tail wriggling around like crazy @ Pukemokemoke Bush Reserve instagram.com/p/BTP6nfPDcPh/
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Population is in real trouble: Cross-border conservation push to save monarch butterflies cbc.ca/1.3932989 #cdnsci #ecology #scichat
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8 million tonnes of plastic enter the oceans each year. Take a stand against plastic pollution: act.gp/2gxWTR8
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In this week's #WPYinsights film, @chamiltonjames explains why we need to start loving vultures for the indispensable creatures they are.
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New research is uncovering the mystery surrounding why humans first started to walk on two feet bbc.in/2gsfR6U
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Books have the power to trigger a lifelong urge to know more about the world and how it ticks go.nature.com/2geM3u2
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