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Woodlice are crustaceans, terrestrial isopods that have their very own suborder, Oniscidea, of about 5000 species worldwide. Another 4500 species of aquatic isopods live in the ocean, and about 500 ...

So if you find woodlice in your home, it's a clear indication: somewhere it's too damp! What many do not know: Woodlice love moisture. So much so that they cannot survive without a damp environment.

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These creatures are essentially enormous woodlice, reaching lengths of up to 16 inches and weighing up to 3.7 pounds. With their armored exoskeletons, multiple legs, and compound eyes, giant isopods ...

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A team of researchers have found a new species of animal inside an ancient Roman mine. The team, who are a part of Andalusian Association of Underground Exploration, went into the San Antón water ...

A Dunfermline mum has spoken of her horror at finding the skeletons of dead birds in her home. Leona Campbell, who lives in the city’s Craigmyle Street, has stayed in her council home for around 14 ...