Beth’s Bug Blog — weird pets
Bug of the Week: The Orchid Mantis
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The orchid mantis is the perfect blend of beauty and brawn. With its dazzling floral disguise and sharp hunting skills, it’s a bug that’s equal parts mesmerizing and deadly.
Bug of the week
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Ever heard of a bug that looks like it time-traveled from the Jurassic era? Meet Platerodrilus, aka the trilobite beetle, a bizarre insect found in Southeast Asia’s rainforests. While the males look like typical beetles, the females steal the show with their flat, segmented bodies that resemble ancient trilobites.
Entomological Pins vs. Sewing Pins: The Bug Collector’s Guide to Pinning Insects
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Using the right pin might feel like a small detail, but trust me—it makes a huge difference.
Bug of the week
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Weevils, those tiny beetles with snouts, might seem insignificant, but they play a crucial role in our ecosystem—and sometimes in our pantries.
Bee Facts Part 3
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Part 3 of interesting facts about our favorite pollinators…