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Latest Update to the IUCN Red List Includes First Global Assessments for Fireflies, with a Spotlight on North America

25 March 2021

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An underwater photo showing the bottom of a river and above it in the hazy water small brown fish. The river bottom is made of dark, rounded rocks, some large, some small, surrounded by pale brown sand. In the sand can be seen dozens of freshwater mussels. The mussels are oval shaped and very dark, almost black. The two halves of their shells are slightly open, showing the paler, soft flesh of the animal.

The Merit of Mussels

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