8-year-old boy upends 100 years of science regarding insects and plants

Not to say that you require this kind of background to upend 100 years of entomology science at eight years old, but

> "Hugo's father is Andrew Deans, professor of entomology at Penn State."

It may be more like you need a professor of entomology around to notice what a child's curiosity is pointing to, in order to upend 100 years of entomology.

Great story. Ending has one last notable comment, wow:

> "We are only beginning to understand the complexity of plant-insect interactions," said Deans. "There is still so much more to learn."

> When asked if he wants to be an entomologist like his dad when he grows up, given that he's already made his first scientific discovery, Hugo says "not really. I want to be different ... unique ... when I grow up."

I'm not sure about this. I've played all the way though Grounded and didn't witness this behavior at all.

(Joking, of course)

Its such a fun game :)