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Mezcal Worms Identity Uncovered by Scientists

Mezcal Worms Identity Uncovered by Scientists
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Tallahassee Scientific Society opens lecture series Cynthia Barnett

The Tallahassee Scientific Society will kick off the 12th annual HORIZONS 2023 speaker series at 7 p.m. Feb. 22 with Cynthia Barnett.

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Lots more moths use ultrasound than previously known

Some moths use ultrasound to warn bats they contain bitter toxins; others are just trying to sound like they'd taste bad, too.

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The Murder Hornet Is Getting a New Name - The New York Times

Scientists are hoping to reduce negative and nationalistic associations with the bee-slaying insect that is turning up in the Pacific Northwest.

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Terribly named murder hornet finally gets a new name

The large two-inch hornet Vespa mandarinia, an invasive species in North America, has been popularly and problematically called both "murder hornet" and "Asian giant hornet."

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