Mark Wong

AsianScientist (July 14, 2017) - As with most things that escape our view, most of us will seldom contemplate…

Photograph courtesy Mark Wong What did you want to be when you were growing up? An entomologist and bug-catch…

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An ant named after the fierce, carnivorous dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex has been observed alive for the first t…

For the first time, an extremely rare ant has been seen alive. Tyrannomyrmex rex ( T. rex for short) had elud…

From stunning animals like a dancing peacock spider, to ancient history, including a striking Etruscan sarcop…

A new species of spiny ant with intricate, wrinkled skin has been found in the Singaporean rainforest. Myrmec…

A one-of-a-kind spider from Down Under looks more like a Transylvania transplant than an Aussie, thanks to it…

Until Mark Wong recently flipped over a rock in Tallaganda State Forest in New South Wales, Australia, it had…

This bizarre beetle is extremely hard to find, and has baffled scientists for nearly 200 years. Learn more: h…

Mark Wong was tromping through the jungle in Singapore, looking for ants, when he flipped a log over and saw …

Threatened mammals such as pangolins, leopard cats and sambar deer rely on large areas to find food, mates an…