The team, including scientists from the National Institute for Basic Biology, Kobe University, and Fukushima University, focused on a species of stick insect called Ramulus mikado, found in Japan.

The findings revealed that, although the males display typical stick insect morphology and mating behaviors, they do not produce functional sperm. This means that sexual reproduction cannot be ...

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Using flowers, leaves, twigs, and seeds, Canadian artist Raku Inoue creates intricate portraits of insects. A butterfly constructed of rose petals offers a fresh way to see nature—and waste.

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