Wolfgang Kuhn Articles

• Magazine Article

  Beautiful Butterfiles

  Dec. 1, 1992, pp. 10–13

  Hunting for butterfly eggs is a difficult business. Not only because they are vanishingly small but because the female of the species attaches them almost exclusively to the underside of leaves.

• Magazine Article

  Hairy Horror or High-Tech Marvel?

  June 1, 1991, pp. 10–13

  Without spiders, we would be literally suffocated out of existence, if not actually eaten alive, by all manner of bugs.

• Magazine Article

  Mini ‘Hand Grenades’ Explode Evolutionary Ideas

  March 1, 1991, pp. 14–15

  The unsuspecting visitor to the flat-lying, sandy-stony wastelands of the Mediterranean region would probably take very little notice of a common ‘weed’ with long runners and heart-shaped, serrated leaves.

• Magazine Article

  What a Body!

  March 1, 1991, pp. 44–45

  If a car manufacturer were to succeed in somehow making the same material as the outer skeleton of the humble stag beetle—its ‘armour-plating’—he'd be a multi-millionaire overnight!

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