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Those eyes may look big, but they aren't terribly keen.
Summer is nearly here. Ever wonder why moths fly toward bright lights? Find out on today's Moment of Science.
Insects have different colored blood compared to humans.
You've probably heard someone use the phrase "blood red," but have you ever wondered if all blood really is red in humans?
Many studies are done on ant behavior, but these amazing Amazonian ants are especially tricky.
In fact, one of the defense mechanisms of these insects, crypsis, involves their taking their resemblance to twigs as far as it will go.
Termites are often regarded as gluttonous creatures because of the billions of dollars of damage their appetites generate every year for homeowners, but would you believe that termites are actually picky eaters? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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