When giant insects swarmed the Earth

By Taylor Brown Updated 3 months ago on September 5, 2019

An oversized model of a honeybee is on display as part of the Science City campaign in the city centre of Reutlingen, Germany, 03 April 2017. Photo: Thomas Warnack/dpa | usage worldwide (Photo by Thomas Warnack/picture alliance via Getty Images)

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Taylor Brown

Taylor acquired his Neuroscience degree from UCSD and studied Biology at Stanford University. He is an advocate of nature, music, and the pursuit of scientific discovery.

When giant insects swarmed the Earth

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