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Myth-busting Facts about Black Widow Spiders

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Ants with wings — a nuisance, and an intriguing type of reproduction

Features

How Many Eyes Do Spiders Have? The Science Behind Arachnid Vision

Invertebrates

The Amazing World of Jumping Spiders: from Peacocks To Portias

Invertebrates

Can cockroaches fly? Well, it depends

Invertebrates

A calico lobster? The science behind rare lobsters is mesmerizing

Invertebrates

Giant files: Nomura and Lion’s mane jellyfish

Biology

Meet the largest spider in the world: a tarantula the size of a puppy

Invertebrates

14 absolutely stunning facts about octopuses we’ve only recently learned

Invertebrates

How high can insects really fly?

Invertebrates

What are wasps good for? These underdogs of pollination are more than just a nuisance

Invertebrates

Magnapinna Squid: the alien-looking, ethereal ghost that lives in the deep oceans

Invertebrates

The Pistol Shrimp: The Fastest Gun in the Sea

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Invertebrates

Meet the Orchid Mantis. No, this is not a flower

Invertebrates

From Buzzing to Dozing: How Bees Sleep and Rest

Invertebrates

What do frogs eat and other froggy facts

Invertebrates

Pollination 101: the basics on what it is and why it matters

Researchers use light cones to attract moths in order to study them. Image credits: Bernard Dupont.

Invertebrates

Like a moth to the flame: why moths are attracted to light

A bat drinking nectar from a cactus flower. Image credits: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters.

Invertebrates

What are some pollinating animals — other than bees

Invertebrates

The Fascinating and Beautiful, Yet Not So Cute Cuttlefish

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