Brandon, hi.
Wow, dung beetles navigating by stars seems hard to believe. That is really interesting. Using citations such as, Christine Dell'Amore (2013) of National Geographic writes, "[A] new study shows that dung beetles navigate via the Milky Way, the first known species to do so in the animal kingdom" can help give your statement instant credibility. In this case, I had to do a Google search in an attempt to verify your statement. One citation that I did not have to verify of Jurmain et al. (2014) was "We're the only species to ponder our own existence and question how we fit into the spectrum of life on earth" (p. 4) . This is a powerful statement, and one that I very much like, but did not include myself. Thanks for including that
Wow, dung beetles navigating by stars seems hard to believe. That is really interesting. Using citations such as, Christine Dell'Amore (2013) of National Geographic writes, "[A] new study shows that dung beetles navigate via the Milky Way, the first known species to do so in the animal kingdom" can help give your statement instant credibility. In this case, I had to do a Google search in an attempt to verify your statement. One citation that I did not have to verify of Jurmain et al. (2014) was "We're the only species to ponder our own existence and question how we fit into the spectrum of life on earth" (p. 4) . This is a powerful statement, and one that I very much like, but did not include myself. Thanks for including that