Kaan Mika, PhD🦟

Hello dear insect lover friend! I made an interview with an amazing entomologist who works with insects in the caves! To meet Dr. Iva Njunjić, read the full article here 👉🏼 biocommunication.org/en/insects36...

Spread the word for educational content on insects 🐜 🐞 🐛 Interviews with entomologists, 3D insect models and teaching material all in one website: biocommunication.org/en/
Check out out website and let me know how do you like it 😌

The fifth topic, "A flair of insects" is online! You can check it out together with all other captivating topics. More articles will be published soon, fill in the contact form with your e-mail to get updates on the Insects360 project!
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Wonderful! We hope to feed your curiosity! So, reach us with the contact form, our team will send updates/announcements periodically. Register to have some emails from us for some good reads :)

Happy that you like it! Soon we are going to publish a topic on pest management. I see that you work on crickets, so please let me know if you work on pest management strategies. That would be wonderful to have a short article on our website covering that!

Heather is a great entomologist and artist :) I love her work and it was great to interview her for our insects360
Project :). Make sure you look at the 3D models on our website. Best, Kaan

Hello world 👋🏼 This article is all about Heather Andrews’ wonderful insect-inspired artwork and her science communication activities. Don’t miss it if you are interested in insects! biocommunication.org/en/insects36...
#entomology #art

If you love insects, then our website is just one click away. Don’t stop, click below 👇🏼

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An adult antlion - Samos island, Greece - summer 2024.

Have a buzzy day 🕺🏼💃

A hummingbird hawkmoth for good luck 🍀

“We still have some empty rooms sir.”

Here is a crab spider guarding her eggs 🪺 Darwinian duties at its best.

Question: how are those white elips shaped structures on the sides called?

Check out our exciting #Scicomm project, where you can find captivating insect articles, 3D insect models and educative material for Swiss schools! Don't wait, click on the link: biocommunication.org/en/

Very interesting study! Contacted the author for publishing the summary on our website already 😊 thanks for sharing !

Not just honeybees, native bees are also vulnerable to pesticides. Unlike honeybees, nobody is assessing the potential risks on native bees. This study is doing that.

What I wanna see here are photos of insects, new science papers, exciting conferences ! Nothing about US politics please.. There is Twitter or X for that purpose :) let’s keep this area clean

Super interesting! One of my fav pollinators are hover flies, and there is so little research on them. Great findings!

Painting of 36 different insects on a cream background.

I love painting insects. Insects just do their own thing, blissfully unaware of the intricacies of humanity. Their world is a quiet one that is beautiful to observe.

Amazing 🤩 nice E meeting you Joanie. I am a molecular biologist working on mosquitoes but I do love all sorts of insects! I am trying to find entomologists on this platform, so far it has been very succesful :)

Hi Yonathan! I am a molecular biologist and a bug fan 😃 happy to e-meet you. I am coordinating a scicomm project called insects360 (biocommunication.org/en/) we are looking for contributors who would write a short blog about their work in pest management. Would you be interested in? 😊

a horse fly entirely covered in white hairs, with huge brown eyes that make up most of the head and clear wings, resting on bark

Feeling nostalgic, thinking it's time to post some old favorites for the BlueSky community >>>

One of the most stunning #flies (maybe insects in general) I've seen: #Leucotabanus annulatus, a horse fly (Tabanidae). Males are naturally white, while females are a bit more drab gray/brown. Raleigh, NC

Never seen something like this! Wow 🤩

There was a species belong to this genus that looked like Oreo right 😊?

This fish’s legs are made for walking — and tasting the sea floor The northern sea robin has taste buds on its feet that can sense buried prey.

This fish’s legs are made for walking — and tasting the sea floor www.nature.com/articles/d41...

A white butterfly sitting on a leaf

Start the day with this white butterfly 🦋

Super interesting. 🧐

A meme purporting to show the "slowest things in the known universe", showing a sloth, a snail, hair growth, and entomologists hiking.

Super interesting 🧐