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By Francesco Tomasinelli Last update 20/12/2008 Early explorers back from south american rainforest reported of huge spiders killing birds and weren’t believed. Further investigations confirmed these incredible predations do occur and impressive drawings were painted, featuring big tarantulas feeding on defenceless hot-blood animals.
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17-02-2010 Four new small photo stories in Strange but true section 16-01-2010 New reportage on Quirimbas National Park in Mozambico New exhibit at Bergamo, Italy - Predatori del Microcosmo (05/12/2009 - 31/01/2010) 12-09-2009 More invading species pictures added
02-04-2009 New photo story on entomophagy: Insect as food 20-03-2009 Updated Caves life gallery, a look at biospeleology. New exhibit at Genoa, Italy - Predatori del Microcosmo (28/3 - 5/7/2009)
22-02-2009 Isopoda.net, third generation online. Some sections still under construction 18-01-2009 Travel galleries in Yemen and Azores Islands added 03-12-2008 Gallery on invading species and on Louisiana crayfish added. Updated Survival of the fittest with many new pictures from South America and Africa |
| Welcome to Isopoda.net, website of Italian biologist and science photographer Francesco Tomasinelli. My favourite subjects are neglected animals, like insects, arachnids and reptiles, but I work on many other nature topics, travel, events and general photography too. |