The purple tarantula belongs to the genus Pamphobeteus Nigricolor (Theraphosidae) family. Found in Colombia and Brazil, these tarantulas are some of the biggest spiders in the world. So imagine one …
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Have you ever seen a Thyreus Nitidulus “Blue Cuckoo Bee” before? If so, you probably thought you were seeing things. But come to find out, these beautiful blue cuckoo bees …
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The Critically Endangered Gooty Sapphire Ornamental Tree Spider | iHearts143Quotes
by Taylor Jamesby Taylor JamesThe Gooty Sapphire Tarantula (Poecilotheria Metallica) are arboreal spiders. They construct funnel webs in the holes of trees where they live. These beautiful insects don’t need webs to catch their …
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Wow, so we’ve all seen panda bears before but, I’ve never seen a panda ant in my life until now. The Euspinolia militaris in the Mutillidae are a family of …
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Cuckoo bees, smh… where do we start. These bees are some of the sneakiest bees, which we’ll explain in a minute. But, Cuckoo bees are not harmful and often do …
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What would we do without the beautiful color green? Meet the Halictid Bee, also known as the “Green Sweat Bee.” Green sweat bees vary in their appearance, with different variations …
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Honey Bees perform about 80 percent of all pollination worldwide. But, do you know how much a single bee colony can pollinate? A single bee colony can pollinate 300 flowers …
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The Pink Fluffy Rosy Maple Moth, The Most Beautiful Moth Of Them All
by Taylor Jamesby Taylor JamesHailed as the most gorgeous of all moths is the sherbet-looking Rosy Maple Moth. Dryocampa Rubicunda looks like a tiny triangle of pink-yellow sherbet as it flys through the forests …
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The Blue Bee Has Returned From Almost Being On The Verge Of Extinction | iHearts143Quotes
by Taylor Jamesby Taylor JamesHave you ever seen a blue bee before? Chances are you probably haven’t. The blue bee is so rare that most people think people falsely make them up. But, we’re …