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Biologically Accurate Valentines

By Elizabeth Preston | February 14, 2014 8:49 am

Call me, Hallmark.

Lovebugs

hooked on lampreys

bee mine


Photos: lovebugs, Wikifrosch (via Wikimedia Commons); lampreys, USGS (via Wikipedia); bees, bees: Bob Peterson (via Flickr)

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About Elizabeth Preston

Elizabeth Preston is a science writer whose articles have appeared in publications including Slate, Nautilus, and National Geographic. She's also the former editor of the children's science magazine Muse, where she still writes in the voice of a know-it-all bovine. She lives in Massachusetts. Read more and see her other writing here.

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