Salt Creek Tiger Beetles: Science on the SPOT

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Aug 26, 20116:34Science & Medicine

The Salt Creek tiger beetle is one of the most endangered species in the United States, with only 200 to 500 beetles left. They're found only in a small saline wetland area just north of Lincoln, Nebraska. QUEST Nebraska...

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