Entomologists Care For Insects At The Zoo
The article explains entomologists study and care for insects at the zoo. It notes insects have short lifespans and may be raised in back rooms or terrariums with spray-free plants. Keepers sometimes receive insects from growers or order from supply houses. It ends by asking how much one would pay for an ant.
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Arthropods Aid Soil, Food, and Forests in Brief
A lively note extols arthropods, especially rhinoceros beetles and bees, for breaking wood into soil, pollinating crops, producing honey, and supporting wildlife. It highlights their role in fruit, chocolate, tea, coffee, apples, and grapes, while noting waste reduction and soil enrichment from decaying bodies.
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