Researchers name beetle after National Geographic photographer
A new beetle species has been named to honor a fellow Husker, bridging the worlds of academia and wildlife conservation.
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Could lightning bug appearances become a thing of the past?
Across the country, lightning bug populations are slowly fading. With their origins dating back tens of millions of years, ...
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Bolivian beetle named for Lincoln wildlife photographer. 'Big or small, we love them all'
Nebraska wildlife photographer and conservationist Joel Sartore has received the unusual honor of having a new beetle species ...
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A look at how we can help birds throughout seasons
Yikes, the number of songbirds in North America has declined from 10 billion to 7 billion in the last 50 years. And, so far, ...
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Resident shares spectacular photos of neighbor's unconventional yard: 'Love it'
One Redditor shared their neighbor's gorgeous front yard that features native plants, stone work, and zero grass.
A Rice student found a new wasp species on campus, the 18th discovery by a University research team
Rice undergraduate Brendan O’Loughlin was taking photos and collecting bugs off live oak trees on campus for one of his professors, Scott Egan, and his research team when something caught his eye. "I ...