Invertebrates, making up the majority of life on Earth, are celebrated in The Guardian's invertebrate of the year contest. Thousands of animals have been nominated, showcasing the incredible diversity of this group. A shortlist of ten remarkable candidates includes the tongue-biting louse, which feeds on fish's tongues, and the flamboyant cuttlefish, known for its vibrant warning colors. Readers can vote for their favorite, emphasizing the importance of recognizing these unsung heroes and raising awareness about their roles in the ecosystem. The winner will be announced next week.
The Guardian's invertebrate of the year contest highlights the importance of invertebrates as unsung heroes of the planet, celebrating their remarkable diversity and resilience.
From the tongue-biting louse to the flamboyant cuttlefish, the nominees showcase the incredible adaptability and unique traits that invertebrates have evolved over time.
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