πŸ¦‹ Insect Atlas

Science of the World's Most Diverse Animals

About Insect Atlas

Insect Atlas publishes peer-reviewed science journalism on insect ecology, pollinator biology, insect conservation, arthropod diversity. Every article is written by Dr. Priya Nair (PhD Entomology, University of Delhi / Natural History Museum London), drawing on primary scientific literature, institutional data, and field research expertise. Our mission: rigorous science, accessible to everyone.

We collaborate with leading research institutions including Natural History Museum London Β· IUCN SSC Β· Butterfly Conservation Β· Royal Entomological Society to ensure our coverage reflects the current state of scientific knowledge.

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Bee Ecology: The Science of the World's Most Important Pollinators
🐝 Pollination

Bee Ecology: The Science of the World's Most Important Pollinators

Insect Atlas examines the ecology, behaviour, and conservation of bees β€” the pollinators on which approximately 75% of t...

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Butterfly Migration: The Science of Long-Distance Flight
πŸ¦‹ Migration

Butterfly Migration: The Science of Long-Distance Flight

Insect Atlas examines the remarkable science of butterfly migration β€” including the 4,000-kilometre journey of the monar...

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Ant Societies: The Science of Superorganisms
🐜 Social Insects

Ant Societies: The Science of Superorganisms

Insect Atlas examines ant colony organisation β€” how 20,000 species of ants have evolved complex division of labour, coll...

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Beetle Diversity: Why One in Four Animals is a Beetle
πŸͺ² Coleoptera

Beetle Diversity: Why One in Four Animals is a Beetle

Insect Atlas examines the extraordinary diversity of Coleoptera β€” the order of beetles that comprises approximately 400,...

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The Insect Apocalypse: Science of Global Insect Decline
⚠️ Conservation

The Insect Apocalypse: Science of Global Insect Decline

Insect Atlas examines the evidence for widespread insect population declines worldwide, their causes, and the consequenc...

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Dragonfly Ecology: Aerial Predators of Aquatic Systems
πŸ‰ Odonata

Dragonfly Ecology: Aerial Predators of Aquatic Systems

Insect Atlas examines the biology of dragonflies and damselflies β€” ancient aerial predators that connect aquatic and ter...

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Insect Camouflage and Mimicry: Masters of Deception
🎭 Mimicry

Insect Camouflage and Mimicry: Masters of Deception

Insect Atlas examines the extraordinary visual deceptions of insects β€” from leaf and stick mimics to Batesian and MΓΌller...

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Firefly Science: The Biology of Bioluminescent Beetles
✨ Bioluminescence

Firefly Science: The Biology of Bioluminescent Beetles

Insect Atlas examines the science of fireflies β€” bioluminescent beetles whose flashing light signals coordinate mating a...

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Insect Metamorphosis: The Science of Complete Transformation
πŸ”¬ Development

Insect Metamorphosis: The Science of Complete Transformation

Insect Atlas examines the biology of metamorphosis β€” one of the most dramatic developmental transformations in the anima...

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Termite Ecology: Architects of the Tropical World
πŸ—οΈ Ecosystem Engineers

Termite Ecology: Architects of the Tropical World

Insect Atlas examines the ecology of termites β€” eusocial insects that build the largest animal-made structures on Earth ...

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Silk Science: The Biology of Insect and Spider Silk
πŸ•·οΈ Biomaterials

Silk Science: The Biology of Insect and Spider Silk

Insect Atlas examines the science of biological silk β€” one of the most remarkable materials in nature, produced by silkw...

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