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Fabre used to live in seclusion in Orange and devote himself to research.
In 1859 Fabre quit his job and lived in seclusion with his family in Orange, where he lived for more than ten years. Over the course of more than a decade, Fabre completed the first of a ten-volume book of Insects. During this period, he went to Wandu Mountain with his friends many times to collect plant specimens.
In addition, he became acquainted with the English philosopher Mill, but Mill's untimely death put an end to their previously hatched plan, the Vaucluse Vegetation Spectacular. At the same time, an unfortunate event befell Fabre. Of his six children, the only son, Jules, who shared his father's interests and loved to observe nature, died at the age of sixteen.
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Fabre used to live in seclusion in the Rock Garden.
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A living entomology laboratory in the Wild Stone Garden.
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Always send and don't play, who is playing research only what? So can't you.
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In 1879, Fabre bought the Deserted Stone Garden in Selignan and lived there until his death.
Fabre is a French entomologist, animal behaviorist, and popular science writer. Born in a farming family in the village of Saint-Rennes in Provence, France. He studied on his own, earning a bachelor's degree in mathematics, a bachelor's degree in natural sciences, and a doctorate in natural sciences, and was fluent in Latin and Greek, and loved the works of the ancient Roman writer Horace and the poet Virgil.
Fabre was also almost self-taught in painting and watercolor, and left behind many exquisite illustrated books of mushrooms that were praised by the French poet Frédéric Mistral, a Nobel laureate in literature. In his later years, the success of "Insects" earned him the reputation of "Homer of insects" and "poet of science", and his achievements were widely recognized by society.
The value of "Insects".
Based on Fabre's observations and research, the book describes in detail and vividly all aspects of insects (mainly hymenoptera, coleoptera and orthoptera) in beautiful language, and has a relatively in-depth discussion of insect instinct and coordination, biological evolution, animal psychology, etc.
Although the book was opposed to evolution, it was respected by Darwin, who called Fabre "the great observer" in his book.
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In 1879, Fabre bought the barren stone garden in Selignan, a land beloved by insects, where he devoted himself to observation and experimentation, completing the last nine volumes of the Insects.
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Fabre was born into a farming family in Saint-León, Provence, in the south of France. Fabre spent the next few years at his grandparents' home in Malawal, not far from the village, when he was already fascinated by the lovely insects of the countryside such as butterflies and gnats. Fabre's last days were at:
The Deserted Stone Garden in Selignan and lived there until his death.
Fabre is known as "Homer of the insect world" and "Virgil of the insect world". He painted more than 700 fungal drawings in watercolors, which were greatly admired and loved by the Provençal poet Mistral. He has also contributed to the bleaching and dyeing industry and has been granted three patents for alizarin.
His main works include: "Insects" and "Chronicles of Natural Sciences".
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Fabre used to live in England, the United States, and other places.
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He used to live in Hainan, China, and then went back to Wuhan.
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Fabre used to live in the Rock Garden.
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Where the second release once lived, this is known only to him.
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Fabre used to be in **? Remember to live together.
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