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The meticulous insects pirouette atop their dung balls to get their bearings and correct navigational errors. 
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Micro-CT study of the female of an aquatic beetle (Insect: Coleoptera) of the genus Dryops. Scanned with a Skyscan-1172 microtomograph at the Dept. of Zoology, Univ. of Granada. Spain, by Prof.D
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Some dung beetles do a little jig on their dung balls to help orient themselves so they can navigate away from rivals, researchers have found.
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