The females' larval looks are likely why these beetles are labelled as 'worms'. Lampyris noctiluca is the glow-worm species most often seen in the UK. These nocturnal beetles, known as common ...

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Some people pay to witness glow-worms' breeding season in June and July. It’s late at night on the South Downs as a group of ardent wildlife spotters gather round a pair of glow-worms appearing ...

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A colony of glow worms has been "thriving" at a country park despite a decline in the insect's population across the UK. The National Trust said it had seen more of the beetles at Sheringham Park ...

One of the most ambitious and ultimately magical shoots of the entire series was trying to capture the mass spectacle of glow worms in a dark, wet forest. ...although their bioluminescence is easy ...

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Saving Species Series 3, Episode 1 Glow worms Episode 1: Chris Sperring reports from Devon where he joined a public night-time safari to look for one of our most enigmatic and enlightening beetles ...

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Does the thought of standing behind a tumbling, enchanted waterfall while surrounded by twinkling glow worms sound like a fairytale to you? For all us Sydney and NSW dwellers, this dream is also ...

In particular, the research focused on soil-transmitted helminths, a common group of parasitic worms infecting roughly 25% of the global population, as per the World Health Organisation (WHO).