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Shows different foods eaten by insects and the ways in which the insects have adapted to the particular foods they eat.
Shows how various species of insects have evolved ways of escaping from predators.
Aims to illustrate the underlying similarities between the different insect social groupings. Social behaviour in insects is found among bees, wasps, ants and termites. The organisation of each group is...
Shows the ways in which insects have evolved to conquer new environments. Shows examples of species that have taken to living on the surface of the water,; the semi-aquatic insects that live beneath the...
The identification, life cycle and habits of the most common wood-boring beetles and insects: common furniture beetle, death watch beetle, bark sap borer, wood boring weevil, house longhorn beetle, power...
A survey of the many carnivorous forms of insect life. With French commentary.*
Study of insect adaptation, with reference to the voyage of the ‘Beagle’ in 1831, which took Darwin to Brazil. Produced for the Darwin-Wallace centenary of 1958.
Shows how under the exterior of an ordinary house in an average American town are millions of living insects, most of them invisible to the naked eye. Uses time-lapse photography and electron microscropy to...
Through a series of dissections combined with state-of-the-art imaging techniques, the programme examines insect anatomy at micro level. Insects outnumber humans by 200 million to one and are the supreme...
Communication in the human world is dominated by vision and by speech and hearing over a very narrow band of sound frequencies. In contrast, many animals have evolved methods of communication and prey...
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