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EPISODE · May 14, 2026 · 7 MIN

Do insects feel pain?

Before you reach for the insect repellent on your summer holidays this year, spare a thought for new research from Australia, which shows how bugs experience pain…Joining Seán to discuss is Tom White, an Entomologist from the University of Sydney.

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Before you reach for the insect repellent on your summer holidays this year, spare a thought for new research from Australia, which shows how bugs experience pain…Joining Seán to discuss is Tom White, an Entomologist from the University of Sydney.

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