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Mapping beetles' wiggle could help battle global food security

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Searching for tiny dung beetles that clean the vast forest floor

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Beetles from B.C. settling in Nova Scotia, taking up the fight to rescue hemlocks

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Beetles from B.C. settling in Nova Scotia, taking up the fight to rescue hemlocks

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Christmas tree shortage looms as invasion of beetles put supplies at risk

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Beetles cooperate on tricky dung moves

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Study finds genetic difference that determines head shape and feeding strategy in beetles

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Tropical beetles unknown to science at higher risk of extinction, researchers warn

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Beetle species rediscovered after 86 years

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Researchers discover mysterious new beetle species in Guatemala

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Beetles conquered Earth by evolving their own biochemical laboratory, new study finds

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Students say they've found an 'eco-friendly' way to trap and kill Japanese beetles

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Beetles possibly came to Rottumerplaat island just to feed on whale carcass

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Climate change has positive and negative effects on invasive mountain pine beetles

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Why are there so many species of beetles?

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'Tiny, beautiful, and completely unknown animals': Citizen scientists discover new beetles from the Borneo forest

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Dung dynasty: The plant boosting powers of beetle recyclers

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Beetles living in the dark teach us how to make sustainable colors

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Unveiling hidden biodiversity underfoot: DNA barcoding of Taiwanese forest leaf litter beetles

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Diversity of bioluminescent beetles in Brazilian savanna has declined sharply in 30 years, finds study

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People worry Christmas beetles are disappearing. Researchers are gathering citizen data to see the full picture

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