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The Vagrant emperor (*Anax ephippiger*) is an old-world dragonfly belonging to the Aeshnidae family. It’s notable for its remarkable ability to undertake long-distance migrations, often appearing in Europe and North America. This species is of interest to entomologists studying insect migration patt...

The Silver-striped hawk-moth (Hippotion celerio) is a migratory species of Sphingidae found across the Old World, including Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia. The adult moth is characterized by its streamlined wings and distinct silver stripes along its pink and black abdomen. It is highly adaptab...

The Oleander hawk-moth (*Daphnis nerii*) is a large, migratory species of sphingid moth found across the Old World, including Africa, Asia, and parts of southern Europe. It is distinguished by its intricate camouflage, featuring complex patterns of green, pink, and purple that allow it to blend seam...

Rhipsalis cassutha, commonly synonymous with Rhipsalis baccifera, is a slender, epiphytic cactus known for its pendulous, branching green stems. It holds the distinction of being the only cactus species with a natural distribution outside of the Americas, with native populations extending from the t...

Rhipsalis baccifera subsp. mauritiana is a subspecies of the mistletoe cactus, an epiphytic succulent plant belonging to the Cactaceae family. Native primarily to Madagascar, this taxa represents one of the very few cacti that occur naturally outside the Americas. It is distinguished by its slender,...

Described by Spinola in 1838, Xylocopa pubescens is a species of carpenter bee native to the Middle East and parts of the Mediterranean. The species exhibits distinct sexual color dimorphism, with males and females displaying markedly different appearances. Females are generally dark and uniformly c...

Acrida conica is a species of large grasshopper in the family Acrididae that was first described by the Swedish entomologist Charles De Geer in the 18th century.

Pseudapis diversipes is an Old World ground-nesting bee described by Pierre André Latreille in 1806, notable for its distinctively banded hind legs and presence in arid regions.

Acrida anatolica is a species of grasshopper in the family Acrididae. The species was described by the entomologist Vitaly Dirsh in 1949 and is associated with Asian Turkey. It belongs to the group commonly known as slant-faced grasshoppers, whose members are recognized for the shape of the head and...

RAGÚ Old World Style Marinara Sauce is a jarred tomato sauce from RAGÚ, a U.S. brand dating to 1937, made with tomatoes, onions and olive oil.

RAGÚ Old World Style Six Cheese Sauce is a packaged tomato-based pasta sauce from RAGÚ, a brand associated with jarred pasta sauces in the United States. Its defining feature is a blend of six cheeses within the Old World Style range. The product is intended for home cooks who want a prepared sauce...

RAGÚ Old World Style Parmesan & Romano Sauce is a tomato-based pasta sauce sold under the RAGÚ brand in the United States. The product combines a tomato sauce base with Parmesan and Romano cheeses. RAGÚ is a US pasta-sauce brand whose history dates to 1937, and this variant is intended for people pr...

Acrida acuminata is a grasshopper species in the family Acrididae, the family that includes many familiar short-horned grasshoppers. Carl Stål formally described the species in 1873, and it is associated with southern Africa. The species belongs to the slant-faced grasshopper group, whose members co...

The Vine Hawk-moth is a highly migratory insect found across Africa, Asia, and Europe, known for its larvae's consumption of grapevines.

Acrida willemsei is a species of grasshopper in the family Acrididae native to Asia, first scientifically described by Vitaly Dirsh in the year 1954.