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The study of minibeasts is common as part of the primary school curriculum. Studying minibeasts is a very effective way to observe many biological concepts first hand, which is not possible with many larger animals. Life cycles, food chains, and bodily structure and function are just some of the basic elements of biological science which can be easily explained using minibeasts. "Bugs Alive!" at Melbourne Museum features a huge number of live minibeasts with detailed information about them, while services such as "Minibeast Wildlife" and "Travelbugs" take live minibeast to school and provide educational resources.
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French, Jess. Minibeasts with Jess French: Masses of Mindblowing Minibeast Facts! Bloomsbury Wildlife, 2018. It primarily feeds on flying insects.
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"Minibeast" or "Minibeasts" is a term for a variety of arthropods and other invertebrates, including spiders, ants, termites, butterflies, bees, wasps, flies, woodlice, and many others. The United Kingdom-based Young People's Charitable Trust defines them as "small animals" in a factsheet written for young readers. There is a "Minibeast Zooseum" in Michigan dedicated to invertebrates. Minibeasts, as indicated by their name, are generally 'mini' or small.
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In September 2014 a number of insects that could previously be found in the "Minibeasts" exhibit were moved into the Butterfly Forest, including giant millipedes and stick insects. The Explorer Zone is also home to Pets@Twycross, where a number of domestic animals including West African pygmy goats, alpacas, miniature donkeys, rats, ferrets, guinea pigs and rabbits, as well as the rare Leicester Longwool sheep, are exhibited. There are also a number of reptiles here including corn snakes and tortoises.
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Green Balloon Club is a wildlife club on CBeebies, both on screen and online. It is hosted by 4 children: Lily-Rose who loves flowers and plants, Ant whose specialty is minibeasts, Cat who is the animals expert and Jay whose interest is in birds. Together with Skipper the dog and their balloonist, Sky, the children fly around the UK looking out for other Green Balloon Club Members and having a look at what wildlife they have in their patch. Special reporters for the programme are Jelly (The Story Makers, CBeebies Springwatch), Nature Chris and Bill Oddie.
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