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Because of its striking appearance, the rare butterfly is also in demand for home décor, framed and hung on the wall. It’s part of a massive trade that includes more than 3,700 butterfly species the world over, mostly coming from the Global South. They’re bought primarily by consumers in the U.S. and Europe

Because of its striking appearance, the rare butterfly is also in demand for home décor, framed and hung on the wall. It’s part of a massive trade that includes more than 3,700 butterfly species the world over, mostly coming from the Global South. They’re bought primarily by consumers in the U.S. and Europe

Because of its striking appearance, the rare butterfly is also in demand for home décor, framed and hung on the wall. It’s part of a massive trade that includes more than 3,700 butterfly species the world over, mostly coming from the Global South. They’re bought primarily by consumers in the U.S. and Europe

2% of the animal protein consumed in all of Europe […] provides an estimated social value of €2.46 billion per year.

Sooo that shouldn’t have been a positive offset against the environmental harm done

2% of the animal protein consumed in all of Europe […] provides an estimated social value of €2.46 billion per year.

Sooo that shouldn’t have been a positive offset against the environmental harm done

2% of the animal protein consumed in all of Europe […] provides an estimated social value of €2.46 billion per year.

Sooo that shouldn’t have been a positive offset against the environmental harm done

BeeAI in shambles

Look, I don’t know who decided that

Oh wow, a transphobic lib? So surprising.

I don’t think it’s the only species or genus of marsupial frogs, but most frogs lay eggs in water rather than carry them.

carries its young in a natural pouch on its back

Like that?

I posted some sea creatures at least once!

Another headline pic from an article I didn’t post:

This cutie was the headline pic on a different article that I’m not planning to post.

Just gotta prevent capitalism from destroying the planet, now, so that they can continue to be cute.

The study says the amphibian is at “high risk” because its habitat is suffering the effects of climate change and the impact of fires started by farmers clearing the region.