16 May 2015 Last updated at 23:54 BST
A breeding programme is being set up for a rare beetle which has been threatened with extinction.
The iridescent Tansy beetle only exists along a 28-mile stretch of the River Ouse in North Yorkshire.
It only eats a specific kind of plant and has an unfortunate habit of eating its own eggs.
Danny Carpenter reports.
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