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One of the Great Wonders of Nature : Migration of 17 1 Million Insects Through Pyrenees Mountain Pass Witnessed by Scientists

Each year 17.1 million insects move through a 98-foot gap in the Pass of Bujaruelo between Pyrenees peaks on the border of Spain and France.

United kingdomLeo hawkes willleohawkesKarl wottonUniversity of exeter centre for ecologyProceedings of the royal societyUniversity of exeterElizabeth lackPyrenean passWill hawkesWestern europeanRoyal society

Deformed Wing Virus spread manmade and emanates from Europe

The spread of a disease that is decimating global bee populations is manmade, and driven by European honeybee populations, new research has concluded.

New zealandUnited kingdomUnited statesLena wilfertRoger butlinUniversity of exeter centre for ecologyRoyal society dorothy hodgkin fellowshipUniversity of exeterUniversity of sheffieldNatural environment research councilDeformed wing virusRoyal society dorothy hodgkinPenryn campusNorth americaEvolutionary biologyProfessor mike boots

Bright light nets could save endangered turtles as 40,000 caught and killed every year

Every year, 40,000 green and loggerhead turtles are killed after being accidentally caught in fishing nets across the Mediterranean, both are on the list of endangered species

United kingdomPete kibelRobin snapeUniversity of exeterSociety for the protection of turtlesUniversity of exeter centre for ecologyFishtek marineDevon based fishtek marine

Bottle Caps, Halloween Toy and Other Plastics Found Inside Dead Sea Turtles in the Mediterranean

Researchers discovered a variety of large plastic pieces in the guts of dead sea turtles found in the eastern Mediterranean.

Brendan godleyEmily duncanUniversity of exeterCyprus society for the protection of turtlesUniversity of exeter centre for ecologyNorth cyprus societyNorth cyprusMarine pollutionPenryn campusExeter marine

Meadow brown butterflies are losing their spots • Earth com

Meadow brown butterflies may lose their spots as a result of climate change, according to a study from the University of Exeter.

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