Dr. Ross Piper

Here’s one final excerpt from my NEW BOOK.

Today’s amuse bouche from my NEW BOOK is a vignette of a very rare longhorn beetle, Onychocerus albitarsis, which has an intriguing defence.

I realise I’ve been banging on about this, but when you have a NEW BOOK out, you have to, so here’s Another soupçon from it.

Today’s choice titbit from my NEW BOOK is a homage to the Bison Wasps; tiny, tropical and downright outrageous characters that exploit ant nests.

Today’s morsel from my NEW BOOK is this beauty – the Bone Skipper Fly – a true Lazarus species that was thought to be extinct for 150 years.

Today’s excerpt from my NEW BOOK is the Alder Moth, specifically the caterpillars of this species.

My NEW BOOK is now out in the wild.

The Nematomorpha, those long, thread-like parasites of arthropods are found all over the world and can be relatively common in some places.

Beetles, beetles, beetles.

The brush-heads are yet another group of recently described and enigmatic marine animals.