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How this award-winning photographer reveals the beauty of the microscopic world

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By Jude Coleman
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Parasites are something many people don't think to look at, and many are almost too small to see anyway. But for Anand Varma, the sneaky symbionts deserve a spot in front of the macro lens. The California-based photographer has built a career on capturing the minutia of scientific subjects, from brain-hacking worms to embryonic chickens. With the goal of exploring the natural world, Varma initially set out to become a scientist.
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ANDA - Agência de Notícias de Direitos Animais

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By Jude Coleman
| ANDA - Agência de Notícias
“Há muita agressividade por parte dos machos”, diz Pekny. “Há até risco de mortalidade para a fêmea, devido a essa agressividade.” A temperatura da água também pode variar de acordo com a altitude, então seria interessante e útil para as fêmeas saberem quais áreas são ideais para a postura de ovos.
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A curiosa relação entre o canto dos sapos para acasalar e a previsão do tempo

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By Jude Coleman, Cyril Ruoso
| nationalgeographicbrasil.com
Cientistas sugerem que as fêmeas de rã ouvem mudanças nos coaxares dos machos como um sinal de que a temperatura do ambiente está quente o suficiente para acasalar. Publicado 19 de mar. de 2026, 09:20 BRT Quando o gelo e a neve começam a derreter nas águas de alta altitude da Califórnia, os sapos machos entram em ação. Saindo da hibernação, eles se dirigem a lagos e lagoas espalhados pela região e começam a coaxar para atrair as fêmeas.
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