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Bry introduces Nate Byrne to 750 new species named from Australia in the last year on ABC News Breakfast
mozzies love beer drinkers
Bry chats to The Project about how mozzies love biting beer drinkers 🍺🦟
EYES on flies
Bry convinces Larry and Kylie why we should love flies on The Morning Show
YOUTUBE
Did scientists really name a species after Deadpool and other Marvel characters?
Summer loving mozzies
This summer Bry predicts an increase in mozzies while Nate predicts an increase in rain 🌧️🦟
RUPAUL FLY
ABC NEWS BREAKFAST
Shantay you stay! Bry's new soldier fly species he named after RuPaul makes its TV debut.
Graham Norton Show
RuPaul's reaction to "the most fabulous fly in the world"! (clip at 5:14)
Late Night with Seth Meyers
The RuPaul fly inspired this skit on how celebrities feel about getting insects named after them.
WOULD YOU EAT AN INSECT?
ABC NEWS BREAKFAST
Bry dares the Breaky team to try some delicious edible insect foods and drinks!
Launching the edible insect roadmap
Would you try eating a zesty ant or a crunchy peanut cricket?
Sunrise
What do the Sunrise crew think about the health and environmental benefits of eating edible insects?
ABC Series
The Wildlife Revolution | Catalyst
Australia's insect farming industry | Landline
Bry the Fly Guy | Gardening Australia
Bry the Fly Guy | Gardening Australia
Australia's insect farming industry | Landline
Bry the Fly Guy | Gardening Australia
Australia's insect farming industry | Landline
Australia's insect farming industry | Landline
Australia's insect farming industry | Landline
TELEVISION
Lord Howe Island Citizen Science Expedition | Australian Geographic
Lord How Island in the south Pacific is more than 7 million years old and home to many unique species of insects and plants,. Here about the discoveries made by Bry the Fly Guy, Dr Juanita Rodriguez and the Australian Geographic citizen scientists while they explore the subtropical rainforests of this World Heritage Listed island.
3D Bugs| SCOPE TV | Channel 10
CSIRO Entomologist, Bryan Lessard and CSIRO Research Engineer, Matt Adcock, explain how they’re making big digital models of some very small insects at the Australian National Insect Collection!
Marvellous flies | BTN | ABC
Scientists from the CSIRO in Australia have unveiled 166 new species and some of them have been named after Marvel heroes.
Why we should appreciate the humble fly | TEDx
Dr Bryan Lessard, aka Bry the Fly Guy, explains how flies are more than just annoying insects, but help put food on our plates, recycle nutrients in forest and are a beautiful part of our unique biodiversity.
Importance of taxonomy and biodiversity | Australian National University TV
After graduating from the Australian National University, Dr Bryan Lessard has gone on to discover 150 species new to science.
The mission to name all species in our lifetime
Only 30% of Australia’s estimated 750,000 species have been named and documented so far. The race is on to document and name our precious biodiversity before it's lost.
Deadpool fly and bushfire impacted species | BBC World News
Naming species like the Deadpool fly might seem fun, but it's important to help scientists identify and protect species impacted by the Blacksummer bushfires.
CSIRO names 230 new species in 2019 | ABC News 24
'Paramonovius nightking', a bee fly named after Game of Thrones’ Night King because it reigns in winter and has a crown of spine-like hairs, is one of 230 new species named by CSIRO during the past year.
CSIRO National Research Collections unveil 200 new species in 2018 | ABC News 24
Bizarre macadamia weevil, deepwater catshark among more than 200 new species discovered by CSIRO in the past year.
Lord Howe Island stick insects no longer extinct | Australian Science Media Centre
A team of international scientists, including Australians, has confirmed that Lord Howe Island stick insects are no longer extinct.The stick insects were declared extinct after rats were accidentally introduced to Lord Howe Island a century ago.
Flies are way cooler than we think | Tall Poppies National Science Week
Flies give us chocolate, pollinate our plants and recycle our food waste - so it's about time we thought they were cool!
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