Species-rich islands are in the crosshairs of stronger storms as the climate crisis escalates.
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At night the centipede crawls through thick leaf litter, using two sensitive antennae to navigate a labyrinth of seabird burrows across the forest floor.
The species died out long before humans could properly study it.
Islands are very special when it comes to quirks of evolution.
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