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True bug tales: what are bugs and how to spot them

Bugs get a bad wrap, but did you know there are thousands of beautiful species that help pollinate our native plants and veggies? 🪲🌸 Get up-close to the truest bugs on the planet with host Bry the Fly Guy and entomologist Maya Darby on a Bush Blitz to the Pilliga (NSW, Australia). You won’t believe what Bry and Maya find as they look for clues that help answer some of our bug-gest questions! Do insects colour bugs? 🎨🦚 Are all insects bugs? 🪲🐞 What exactly are bugs? 🤔🦗 Why should you care about bugs? 🤗🪳 Who knows, they might even uncover a species new to science! Discover the exciting world of true bugs from the insect order Hemiptera and meet some of the 6,500 recorded species living in Australia! Found a cool bug – let us know in the comments! Become a citizen scientist and identify any cool bugs you spot in the garden or bush hike. Take a photo of any bug you see and upload it to the iNaturalist app to identify it. Who knows, you might even uncover your very own species new to science! We’re going on a Bush Blitz to the Pilliga! After two weeks of 4WD’ing across the Pilliga, our Bush Blitz team of 60 scientists, Murrunmala Dhwun rangers and land managers worked hard to identify the species living on Gamilaraay, Gamilaroi and Gomeroi countries. Spoilers! We found a bunch of species new to science! Stay tuned as our scientists’ head back to their labs to identify, DNA sequence and name these new and exciting species. A huge thank you to the wonderful Coonabarabran Local Aboriginal Land Council and Murrunmala Dhwun Rangers for showing us around and our friends at the Australian Wildlife Conservancy for hosting our scientific glamping squad! Filmed on Gamilaraay, Gamilaroi and Gomeroi countries This episode was filmed on the lands of the Gamilaraay, Gamilaroi and Gomeroi peoples in the Pilliga in New South Wales, Australia. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and recognise their deep connection and understanding to the unique biodiversity living on Country. Bush Blitz – putting biodiversity on the map Did you know that only a quarter of all species on Earth have been given scientific names? That’s why Bush Blitz, the world’s biggest species biodiversity survey program, brings together First nations peoples, scientists and rangers to identify and name more than 2000 species new to science. After all, we can’t protect species without given them a scientific name first. Check out their latest expeditions and newly named species! Instagram:   / bushblitz   Facebook:   / bushblitz   YouTube:    / @bushblitz   Website: https://www.BushBlitz.org.au Blog: https://bushblitz.org.au/true-bug-tal... Meet host Dr Bryan Lessard aka Bry the Fly Guy! Follow Bry for more behind the scenes and science adventures! Instagram:   / bry_the_fly_guy   Facebook:   / brytheflyguy   YouTube:    / brytheflyguy   Website: https://brytheflyguy.com/ Music: It's Bright Outside Instrumental via Adobe.