From a 380-million-year-old fish to a Chilean wasp, Sir David's personal ark just keeps getting more eclectic.
The 53rd Species Named After Sir David Attenborough is a Tiny Wasp to Honor His Century of Impact
Scientists named the 53rd species after Sir David Attenborough — a tiny wasp discovered in Chile. The honor marks his century of contributions to natural history. Other species bearing his name include a 380-million-year-old fish and a dwarf lemur.
Source: The 53rd Species Named After Sir David Attenborough is a Tiny Wasp to Honor His Century of Impact — Happy Eco News
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