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York: Rare tansy beetles get new home to secure future

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Tansy beetles were thought to only live by York's River Ouse. They have been found in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. 40 of the shiny creatures have been placed in an "ark" habitat at York St John University. The new habitat was set up as an "insurance population" in case of flooding.

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York: Rare tansy beetles get new home to secure future

Forty vulnerable tansy beetles have been moved to an "ark" habitat at York St John University.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Rare York beetles rehomed at new site

Rare York beetles have been rehomed in a new habitat.

2 years ago·York, United Kingdom

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