Science isn't finished until it's communicated. While researchers work tirelessly to generate solutions, the actual value of science lies in its ability to reach people. Communicating science helps break barriers, dispel misinformation, and build a society that values evidence and innovation. It transforms silent facts into stories that spark understanding, action, and change.
Insect defecation may not seem like one of the pressing scientific inquiries of our time, but in fact the faeces of these wee creatures serves an extraordinary variety of functions in bug and human life.
The Photuris female is able to mimic Photinus’ flashing patterns; with this deception, she answers the flash patterns of a Photinus male. He comes closer, hoping to consummate their new relationship. Instead, she captures and eats him.
