5 Best Invertebrate Blogs to Follow in 2026

1. The Invertebrate Collections

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Description The Invertebrate Collections is one of the University Museum's large collections of scientific zoological material. We use this blog to inform those interested in Cultural History, Natural history, and Botanical Gardens.MORE Email ****@um.uib.no
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2. Invertebrate Dude

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Description Invertebrate Dude is a personal blog by an Invertebrate breeding enthusiast specializing in Blattodea, but also quite experienced with certain Coleoptera, Isopoda, and a few other groups. You will find all about his experiences keeping a variety of invertebrates, mostly roaches, and beetles on his blog page.MORE Email ****@gmail.com
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3. North West Invertebrates Blog

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Description North West Invertebrates is the website of 'The Tanyptera Project', funded by the Tanyptera Trust to promote the study and conservation of insects and other invertebrates. The website aims to inform and inspire future entomology and wildlife conservation.MORE Email ****@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
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4. NPS » Marine Invertebrate and Rocky Intertidal Blog

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Description Read San Francisco Bay Area marine invertebrate and Rocky Intertidal blog posts & updates. The Golden Gate National Recreation Area was established to offer a national park experience to a diverse urban population. It is one of the largest urban parks in the world. The National Park Service preserves protects and shares our nation's special places and stories.MORE Email ****@nps.gov
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5. Davisinvertebrates

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Description We are Instructors, TAs, and students of Biology of Invertebrates, an undergraduate course taught at UC Davis. Specifically, we are Eric Sanford, a team of two TAs, Collin Gross and Keira Monuki, and approximately 48 undergraduate students. We use this blog to share our knowledge of the amazing diversity of invertebrates.MORE Domain Authority 19 Get Email Contact Read Now