Hidden among the quiet leaves of Singapore’s Botanic Gardens, a tiny insect thought lost to history has made a remarkable return.
The Arcofacies lace bug, last seen over 100 years ago, has been rediscovered—breathing new life into a story of resilience, hope, and the quiet wonders of nature that often go unnoticed.
This rediscovery isn’t just a scientific milestone; it’s a reminder that even in the heart of a modern city, life finds a way to endure.
In a time when biodiversity faces increasing threats, this small but powerful moment brings joy and renewed curiosity.
What else might be hiding in plain sight, waiting to be found?
Discover how researchers found the insect again and how places like Singapore’s Botanic Gardens help protect hidden wildlife.
Read the full story to explore the magic of nature’s quiet comeback.
Source video: The Straits Times on YouTube
