Other Invertebrates

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Scorpions: Facts, Habitat, Defences
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Scorpions: Facts, Habitat, Defences
Femi Ezhuthupallickal Benny
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about these nocturnal, predatory arachnids.
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Femi Ezhuthupallickal Benny
Diviya Mehra
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Parasitoid: Facts, Diet, Lifecycle
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Parasitoid: Facts, Diet, Lifecycle
Femi Ezhuthupallickal Benny
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about these secret agents of the insect world
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Femi Ezhuthupallickal Benny
Diviya Mehra
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Rock Bee: Facts, Life Span, Defence Strategies
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Rock Bee: Facts, Life Span, Defence Strategies
André Morris
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about this honey producer
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André Morris
Diviya Mehra
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Night Vision of Rock Bees
Wild Vault
Night Vision of Rock Bees
Arathi Menon
Researchers find bee species Apis dorsata to have nocturnal colour vision, debunking the earlier belief that all honeybees are diurnal and that nocturnal pollination is largely led by olfactory senses
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Arathi Menon
Wild Vault
Termites: Architects, Farmers, Ecosystem Engineers (and Pests)
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Termites: Architects, Farmers, Ecosystem Engineers (and Pests)
Radhika Raj
Termites are both a boon and bane to our environment — and there’s a lot about the lives of these tiny creatures that are a complete mystery
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Radhika Raj
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Termites: Facts, Colonies, Mounds
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Termites: Facts, Colonies, Mounds
Radhika Raj
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about these master decomposers
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Radhika Raj
Diviya Mehra
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A Twist in the Tale: Parasitoid Wasps
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A Twist in the Tale: Parasitoid Wasps
Sustain Team
The tale of the parasitoid wasps can give a Hollywood thriller a run for its money. Parasitoid wasps deposit their eggs in or on another organism. The eggs develop into hungry larvae that feed on the host from the inside, eventually consuming and killing it.
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Sustain Team
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The Host Killer: Death by Parasitoid Wasp
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The Host Killer: Death by Parasitoid Wasp
Samuel John
These tiny wasps deposit their eggs in or on another organism. The eggs develop into hungry larvae that feed on the host from the inside, eventually consuming and killing it
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Samuel John
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Wild and Free: Where the Rock Bees Roam
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Wild and Free: Where the Rock Bees Roam
Rajani Mani
These wild honeybees, called Apis dorsata, have cleverly adapted to the rapid changes in their habitat and make their hives with as much ease on urban high-rise buildings as they do in forests, cliffs, and tall trees
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Rajani Mani
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