By Tom Avril Inquirer Staff Writer The world's largest collection of grasshoppers and crickets boasts drawer after drawer of winged rarities in vivid colors and drab, exotic specimens, as small as a thumbnail and larger than a candy bar. But perhaps none is so rare as the lanky, soft-spoken fellow whose job it is to study them. From his small office at Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences, Daniel Otte has quietly built a reputation as one of the foremost experts - some would say foremost -...
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