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Boldly displayed on the International Barcode of Life (“IBOL”) website is the catchy phrase “illuminate biodiversity to save our living planet.” Its stated vision is “to illuminate biodiversity changing the way humanity understands our planet.” It explains further, “illuminate biodiversity by developing globally accessible, DNA-based systems for the discovery and identification of all multicellular life.” … 
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Over 150,000 incredible nature illustrations are available for free download thanks to the Biodiversity Heritage Library's Flickr account.
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All over the world, there are certain species of fungus, plants or animals that are unique to that region. Some are beneficial, like corn or tomatoes, and
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A team of neuroscientists have produced a series of amazing, detailed images of fruit fly brains using a brand-new combination of imaging techniques.
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Established in 1954, The Mammal Society is a charity advocating science-led mammal conservation, leading efforts to collect and share information on mammals, encourage research to learn more about their ecology and distribution, and contribute meaningfully to efforts to conserve them.
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The artworks, collected by the open-access Biodiversity Heritage Library, range from animal sketches to historical diagrams and botanical studies
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iNaturalist.org is a social network for naturalists! Record your observations of plants and animals,
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The Zooniverse is the world’s largest and most popular platform for people-powered research.
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Read articles, watch videos and discover stories behind Museum specimens, collections, exhibitions and scientific work.
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Several zoos have gone viral on social media over the weekend, after leaving hilarious reviews of their animals.
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