Biodiversity of South India's Journal

Hello everyone! This is the twenty-second "Observations of the Week" post of the Biodiversity of South India Project!
Here they are in order:

1. An endangered and endemic Malabar Torrent Toad (Blaira ornata) from Karnataka by @harshaj.
   This observation got 4 votes from our members!

2. An Australopacifica sp. from Erode, Tamil Nadu by @awayk3n, who is also a group member.
   This observation got 4 votes as well!

3. An endangered Cryptocarya anamalayana from Tamil Nadu by @srinivasan2.
   This observation got 1 vote!

Wonderful observations everyone! :)

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Hello everyone! This is the twenty-third "Observations of the Week" post of the Biodiversity of South India Project!
Here they are in order:

1. A Dead Leaf Spider (Poltys idae) from Agumbe, Karnataka by @rohan_sharma.
   This observation got 4 votes from our members!

2. A very beautiful Lessert's Rainbow Spider (Stenaelurillus lesserti) from Chennai, Tamil Nadu by @saravanaraja_vicky.
   This observation got 3 votes!

3. A Phyrnarachne sp. preying on a Calliphorid from Haveri, Karnataka by @shashidharswamyhiremath.
   This observation got 1 vote!

Wonderful observations everyone! :)

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Hello everyone! This is the twenty-fourth "Observations of the Week" post of the Biodiversity of South India Project!
Here they are in order:

1. A very beautiful Cyrba sp. from Mysore, Karnataka by @abhiapc.
   This observation got 6 votes from our members!

2. A White Lynx Spider (Oxyopes shweta) preying on newly hatched Pentatomids continuously from Mysore, Karnataka by @abhiapc.
   This observation got 1 vote!

3. A Heavy-bodied Jumper (Hyllus semicupreus) preying on a Trumpet Tail (Acisoma panorpoides) from Bangalore, Karnataka by @praveen_tangirala.
   This observation got 1 vote!

4. A Nihonhimnea sp. infested by wasp larvae from Bangalore, Karnataka by @ashoksengupta5.
   This observation got 1 vote!

Wonderful observations everyone! :)

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https://chat.whatsapp.com/FEEq1o6HCjcLU3xNIDOYl8