Animals: Discover the fascinating navigation skills of animals with an amazing sense of direction, like salmon, pigeons, and sea turtles, which use magnetic fields and memory.

6 Animals With An Amazing Sense Of Direction

The largest bug to ever live on Earth was a massive arthropod known as Arthropleura, which could reach up to 9 feet long and weigh around 50 kilograms. This giant creature, which lived during the Carboniferous period about 300 million years ago, resembled a massive millipede and thrived in the lush, oxygen-rich forests of prehistoric Earth. Its size was supported by the high oxygen levels of the time, allowing arthropods to grow to extraordinary proportions. Arthropleura dominated the forest floor, feeding on plant material and playing a key role in its ecosystem.

Largest Bug To Ever Live On Earth: 50 Kg, Nine Foot Long Arthropod

It is the end of an eternal love story between flowers and insects according to a new study, flowers are now giving up on pollinators and evolving to be less attractive now due to decline in the number of insects.

Flowers evolving towards self-pollination as 10% of insect population lost in last 150 years

WATCH | Insect apocalypse? Creepy-crawly crickets swarm US town

Serbian scientists name beetle after country's tennis star Novak Djokovic

Caterpillar to chocolate: South African chemical engineer turning insects into snacks

Earth is losing 2% bugs every year. Scientists call it 'insect apocalypse'.

Growing global demand for food is putting a squeeze on available land and one French startup says it has the answer: indoor insect farming.

French company to build world's biggest insect farm

'Blood-sucking' mutant ticks storm Russia: Hospitals already overburdened by coronavirus feel the sting

Coconut oil compounds more effective than insect repellents: Study

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