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Red Admiral Butterfly Sightings Reach 170k as Climate Change Keeps UK Warm
Reported sightings of the red admiral butterfly species have reached 170k this season as the UK remains warm because of climate change. Read more here.
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Bizarre Butterfly is Half Male, Half Female
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