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    The crab spider is an Australian spider in the family Thomisidae.

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    Dragonflies are not only exceptional aerial predators as adults, but they are also formidable in their aquatic larval stages.

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    Dung beetles are members of the scarab family. They break up the droppings of other animals and bury them in the soil.

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    Despite the large number of species, only one species of fly is actually attracted to humans.

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    The granny’s cloak moth belongs to the family noctuidae, the owlet moth family.

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    Hummingbird hawk moths belong to the sphingidae family, which are characterised by being able to fly very fast, hover and having a long tongue.

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    They may be tiny but their capacity to stalk and capture prey is astounding.

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    Lynx spiders are cursorial hunters that have evolved to specialise for a life on plants.

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    Net casting spiders, sometimes referred to as ogre-faced spiders, are an interesting group of spiders that are medium sized, stick like, and semi-nomadic.

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    Coming in at up to 7cm in length, the red-triangle slug is Australia’s largest native land slug.

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    The Richmond birdwing butterfly is pretty well known these days, but the caterpillar and pupa are less often in the spotlight; but, no less interesting.