A study surveying more than 21,000 people found that larger, colourful butterflies attract greater public interest, scientific attention and conservation funding, leaving less conspicuous species overlooked in conservation programmes.
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Beautiful butterflies get more attention from the public – and from scientists
Butterfly beauty bias shapes research attention and conservation funding, a study finds.

A study surveying more than 21,000 people found that larger, colourful butterflies attract greater public interest, scientific attention and conservation funding, leaving less conspicuous species overlooked in conservation programmes.
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