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Say hello to one of the most beautiful scavengers of the beetle world, the clerid beetle, Phlogistus. 🐞💙❤️💚💛💜 happy #macromonday everyone! Buzz by the Whale Mall at Queensland Museum to discover a collection of 28 visually stunning macro photos by Geoff Thompson, Andy Wang, Caroline Harding, and Russell Thompson with special thanks to Roy Larimer, Les Walkling and Maria Fernanda Cardoso.
This colourful character is particularly wonderful to see large scale. Why do we photograph our entomology collection this way? New technology allows us to capture and preserve the details and beauty of insects not visible to the naked eye. These images contribute to the Museum’s role in sharing resources digitally, allowing researchers around the world to examine specimens remotely and reducing the need to loan them and we're thrilled be sharing these amazing pics with the general public passing by the Museum! Visit Insectarium in the Whale Mall, on now, free entry.
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The results for World Science Festival Brisbane 2018 are in and it was brilliant!
✅ >200,000 people joined in the Festival
✅ >92,000 visitors across Queensland's Cultural Precinct
✅ > 68,000 visitors to Queensland Museum
✅ > 11,000 regional visitors
✅ > 7500 visitors met our baby turtles
Thanks Queensland!
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