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The Weavers The Curious World of Insects

By: Geetha Iyer(Author)
214 pages, 16 plates with colour illustrations
The Weavers
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  • The Weavers ISBN: 9789351772286 Paperback May 2016 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 months
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Did you know...
- Dance flies of the family Empididae have been courting their mates for eons by presenting them with silk-wrapped prey as nuptial gifts.
- There are at least twenty-three different categories of silk, each the result of natural selection and an independent evolutionary pathway.
- Some moth-caterpillars will walk only on a path of silk, leaving human monarchy a tad inferior surely.
- Silk is an excellent material for select surgical procedures.

Since life evolved on this planet, there have been six major extinctions and insects – since their arrival 400 million years ago – have been amongst them! How did they survive when species after species went extinct? In a world that is fast collapsing to global warming and climate change, there is now an increased interest in knowing the secrets of insect survival. With silken thread forming the central motif, The Weavers brings together little-known aspects of insect life.

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Biography

Geetha Iyer is a Ph.D in Education, an independent consultant on environment, a teacher and an author. A Zoology graduate from Madras University, she has several years of experience in the area of designing and executing environmental education curriculums and syllabi. She regularly conducts workshops for schools on topics such as wildlife and ecological biodiversity.

By: Geetha Iyer(Author)
214 pages, 16 plates with colour illustrations
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