#insects

#insects

"Some insects are adapting to changing climates by moving to regions that might have previously been unsuitable. They're not just expanding their ranges, but they're becoming more abundant in places where maybe they weren't as abundant before."

Birds such as the Northern house wren often collect materials for nesting over a couple of weeks, which may not initially appear as a nest.

Grass skipper caterpillars construct shelters using grass and other materials, enabling them to protect themselves from predators and environmental elements while they grow.

The wetapunga, New Zealand's giant insect, celebrates unconventional beauty and serves as an emblem for embracing all forms of life despite societal beauty standards.