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Amazing Discoveries about Reptiles, Amphibians & Invertebrates. Volume 1

Volume 3
Magazine

This fascinating first volume in a short series provides a unique insight into the world of reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates, and is aimed at the general reader. It highlights more than 100 of the most stunning discoveries that have been made by scientists around the world about this group of creatures since the start of the current decade. These studies reveal not just the existence of new species, but also provide amazing insights into the lifestyles and biology of members of these groups, and, in some cases, highlight how they can actually help us in various ways, offering a fresh insight into the natural world. Fully illustrated in colour throughout.

AMAZING DISCOVERIES ABOUT REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS AND INVERTEBRATES VOLUME 3

Amazing Discoveries about Reptiles, Amphibians & Invertebrates. Volume 1

New hope for previously doomed turtle species

Why crocs have not changed a lot

The strange discovery of a remarkable new species of snake

How to help geckos adapt to a new area

Owls help to identify rare invertebrates

New climbing method observed in invasive tree snake

Giant prehistoric crocodile discovered

HOW FLYING REPTILES EVOLVED

Being heard above the noise

Magnetic switch defends against snake venom

Venom serves a defensive purpose

Helping the survival of young crocodilians

How frogs can fight off fungus

Differences in movement amongst snakes

REVEALED: THE DEEPEST-NESTER OF ALL VERTEBRATES

Secrets of the most deadly rattlesnake revealed

Snakes versus lizards

Bee bounces back!

A colourful battle for survival

A new type of reptile discovered

How papillomas spread in turtles

Egg-laying behaviour in loggerhead sea turtles aids survival

New millipede discovered in a very unusual locality

THE OLDEST SKINK IN AUSTRALIA

A praying mantis from the age of the dinosaurs

New deadly snake discovered in Asia

Breakthrough in our understanding of sex determination in bearded dragons

THE TRUTH REVEALED: YES, SNAKES ARE SLIMY!

Types of teeth indicate dietary changes

Tortoises hatch with a natural attraction to faces

Turtles locate an invisible ocean corridor

Why do tarantulas have such a wide distribution?

Egg colour competition

NEW FANGED FROG FOUND

Big bumblebees begin foraging early

TREE-DWELLING PTEROSAUR WITH A DISTINCTIVE THUMB

Living in a world full of killer giant crocodilians

The mystery of the ‘lost years’ is solved?

The horned crocodilian of Madagascar

A flying reptile with a neck longer than that of a giraffe!

The relationship between snake diets and venom

NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT DART FROG BREEDING BEHAVIOUR

Why wall lizards have thrived

A gnawing issue!

Unique findings on São Tomé island

Sea snakes have a sensitive side!

Tiny lizard’s identity confirmed

SNAKE-KILLING SPIDERS

Rattlesnakes may benefit from global warming

How studies don’t always work out!

Snake monitors

Driven to survive with similar strategies

The amazing discovery of a new moth

Tourism may represent a danger to tortoises

New Australian crocodile found

Investigating leopard gecko colours

LIFE-SAVING SNAKE VENOM

Reptiles suffer a mass extinction

Deadly spider venom to save heart attack victims?

How a gecko copes after losing its tail

GOPHER TORTOISE STUDIES

MEDITERRANEAN SEA TURTLES RECOVER

Smaller turtles nesting on Florida’s beaches

New stunning dragon-like lizard discovered

The survival of snakes

Resistant lizards

Crash-landing...


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Frequency: One time Pages: 164 Publisher: David Alderton Edition: Volume 3

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 3, 2023

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OverDrive Magazine

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English

This fascinating first volume in a short series provides a unique insight into the world of reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates, and is aimed at the general reader. It highlights more than 100 of the most stunning discoveries that have been made by scientists around the world about this group of creatures since the start of the current decade. These studies reveal not just the existence of new species, but also provide amazing insights into the lifestyles and biology of members of these groups, and, in some cases, highlight how they can actually help us in various ways, offering a fresh insight into the natural world. Fully illustrated in colour throughout.

AMAZING DISCOVERIES ABOUT REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS AND INVERTEBRATES VOLUME 3

Amazing Discoveries about Reptiles, Amphibians & Invertebrates. Volume 1

New hope for previously doomed turtle species

Why crocs have not changed a lot

The strange discovery of a remarkable new species of snake

How to help geckos adapt to a new area

Owls help to identify rare invertebrates

New climbing method observed in invasive tree snake

Giant prehistoric crocodile discovered

HOW FLYING REPTILES EVOLVED

Being heard above the noise

Magnetic switch defends against snake venom

Venom serves a defensive purpose

Helping the survival of young crocodilians

How frogs can fight off fungus

Differences in movement amongst snakes

REVEALED: THE DEEPEST-NESTER OF ALL VERTEBRATES

Secrets of the most deadly rattlesnake revealed

Snakes versus lizards

Bee bounces back!

A colourful battle for survival

A new type of reptile discovered

How papillomas spread in turtles

Egg-laying behaviour in loggerhead sea turtles aids survival

New millipede discovered in a very unusual locality

THE OLDEST SKINK IN AUSTRALIA

A praying mantis from the age of the dinosaurs

New deadly snake discovered in Asia

Breakthrough in our understanding of sex determination in bearded dragons

THE TRUTH REVEALED: YES, SNAKES ARE SLIMY!

Types of teeth indicate dietary changes

Tortoises hatch with a natural attraction to faces

Turtles locate an invisible ocean corridor

Why do tarantulas have such a wide distribution?

Egg colour competition

NEW FANGED FROG FOUND

Big bumblebees begin foraging early

TREE-DWELLING PTEROSAUR WITH A DISTINCTIVE THUMB

Living in a world full of killer giant crocodilians

The mystery of the ‘lost years’ is solved?

The horned crocodilian of Madagascar

A flying reptile with a neck longer than that of a giraffe!

The relationship between snake diets and venom

NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT DART FROG BREEDING BEHAVIOUR

Why wall lizards have thrived

A gnawing issue!

Unique findings on São Tomé island

Sea snakes have a sensitive side!

Tiny lizard’s identity confirmed

SNAKE-KILLING SPIDERS

Rattlesnakes may benefit from global warming

How studies don’t always work out!

Snake monitors

Driven to survive with similar strategies

The amazing discovery of a new moth

Tourism may represent a danger to tortoises

New Australian crocodile found

Investigating leopard gecko colours

LIFE-SAVING SNAKE VENOM

Reptiles suffer a mass extinction

Deadly spider venom to save heart attack victims?

How a gecko copes after losing its tail

GOPHER TORTOISE STUDIES

MEDITERRANEAN SEA TURTLES RECOVER

Smaller turtles nesting on Florida’s beaches

New stunning dragon-like lizard discovered

The survival of snakes

Resistant lizards

Crash-landing...


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