These are the endangered UK species you've never heard of
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They're some of the most threatened species in the UK - but you've probably never heard of them.
Now, thanks to £4.6m of National Lottery funding, external, 20 species are being targeted to save them from extinction.
It's part of a campaign called Back from the Brink, external, by a group of conservation organisations.
So while you may know that the number of cute, fluffy red squirrels is falling, we bet you didn't know about the Ladybird Spider, above.
Or how about creatures with such brilliant names as the Shrill carder bee, Variable Chafer (a beetle) or Grey carpet (a moth).
Here are some of those left-behind creatures who need just as much love as the cute, fluffy ones.
Shrill carder bee
This is "probably the UK's rarest species of bumblebee," according to the Bumblebee Conservation Trust., external
Chequered Skipper
This butterfly died out in England in 1976, but reintroduction trials have taken place since 1990.
Purbeck Mason Wasp
The Purbeck Mason Wasp is a parasitic wasp, which means that it lays its eggs in the larvae of other insects.
Variable Chafer
This delightfully-named stag beetle is only found in two locations around the country, according to the website Stagbeetle.info., external
Narrow headed ant
Narrow headed ant males "have obvious sex organs protruding from the abdomen," according to the Scottish Wildlife Trust., external
Grey carpet
This moth only lives in one specific part of the country: the Breckland district of East Anglia.
Royal Splinter Cranefly
This fly is so rare that it's only found in two locations in the world: High Standing Hill, Windsor - and a one-off sighting in Slovakia, according to Buglife., external
Violet Click Beetle
They're called click beetles because if they land on their backs, they can flip themselves back over - and make a clicking noise when they do.
Cosnard's Net-winged Beetle
Northern dune tiger beetle
Moccas beetle
Making up the rest of the list were the Interrupted brome, Variable Chafer, Matted bryum, Black Click Beetle, Field Wormwood, Chequered Skipper, Oak Click Beetle, Bearded False Darkling Beetle and the Prostrate Perennial Knawel.
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