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insects

  • Minister Says UK Needs to Balance Food Security With Combating Insect Decline
    Minister Says UK Needs to Balance Food Security With Combating Insect Decline
    A government minister has told MPs she is worried about the decline of bees and other insects but says there is a balance which needs to be struck with farming.
    November 29, 2023BY Chris Summers
  • Tiny Beetle to the Rescue of NS Hemlocks Attacked by Woolly Invasive Insect
    Tiny Beetle to the Rescue of NS Hemlocks Attacked by Woolly Invasive Insect
    On comfortable beds of wood shavings inside multiple boxes, 3,600 Laricobius nigrinus beetles made overnight journeys last month ...
    November 19, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Air Pollution Affects Global Insect Numbers
    Air Pollution Affects Global Insect Numbers
    Air pollution has a worse effect on insects than previously thought, negatively affecting their health and reproduction systems even ...
    August 7, 2023BY Irina Antonova
  • Will We Eat Bugs? A French Biotech Firm Thinks So
    Will We Eat Bugs? A French Biotech Firm Thinks So
    The edible insect industry is booming. And although the thought of eating bugs may be unappealing, insect protein ...
    February 18, 2023BY Emma Suttie
  • How the Christmas Beetle Plans to Stay Cool During This Hot Holiday Season
    How the Christmas Beetle Plans to Stay Cool During This Hot Holiday Season
    Researchers from Melbourne University have discovered how Australia's Christmas beetles moderate their body temperature through the use of ...
    December 18, 2022BY Lily Kelly
  • Tiny Insects That Cause Big Problems
    Tiny Insects That Cause Big Problems
    Question: Our magnolia tree has sooty mold. We had the tree sprayed for the fungus, but it is ...
    August 5, 2022BY Jeff Rugg
  • Macro Photographer Captures Damselflies and Other Crawlers ‘Spying’ on Him From Hiding Spots
    Macro Photographer Captures Damselflies and Other Crawlers ‘Spying’ on Him From Hiding Spots
    The Indonesian island of Borneo has been dubbed the “world’s lungs” because of its abundance of dense forests, ...
    July 27, 2021BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Tactics to deter unwanted pests from your home
    Tactics to deter unwanted pests from your home
    No matter whether a region is rocky and arid, humid and sandy, or lush and mossy, critters abound. ...
    June 28, 2021BY Deena Bouknight
  • Five Things to Know About the Dangers of Manitoba’s Northern Wilderness
    Five Things to Know About the Dangers of Manitoba’s Northern Wilderness
    GILLAM, MB—The RCMP have been searching a remote area in northern Manitoba for more than a week trying ...
    August 1, 2019BY The Canadian Press
  • Study: Polar Vortex Killed 95 Percent of Stink Bugs in the US
    Study: Polar Vortex Killed 95 Percent of Stink Bugs in the US
    A study has found that the recent “polar vortex” might have killed 95 percent of stink bugs that ...
    February 18, 2019BY Jack Phillips
  • Insects Are Making Their Way Into the American Diet
    Insects Are Making Their Way Into the American Diet
    Four years ago, Gabi Lewis and Greg Sewitz, college roommates at Brown University, ordered two shoebox-sized containers crammed ...
    May 24, 2017BY Emel Akan
  • Bed Bugs Are Repelled by Certain Colors, Attracted by Others
    Bed Bugs Are Repelled by Certain Colors, Attracted by Others
    Recent entomological research indicates that bed bugs prefer certain colors over others.  Researchers found that bed bugs prefer shelters that are ...
    April 25, 2016BY Giuliana Manca
  • 5 Reasons You Should Be Eating More Insects
    5 Reasons You Should Be Eating More Insects
    By Derek Henry, Holistic Health Coach for Healing the Body  The very thought of eating insects grosses people ...
    March 3, 2016BY Derek Henry
  • Two Ants Fighting 100 Million Years Ago Preserved in Amber (Video)
    Two Ants Fighting 100 Million Years Ago Preserved in Amber (Video)
    Two ants of different species fighting and preserved in amber from 100 million years ago shine new light ...
    February 14, 2016BY Epoch Video
  • Teeming Ants Act Like Both a Liquid and a Solid
    Teeming Ants Act Like Both a Liquid and a Solid
    Ants are actually liquid-like and solid-like at the same time, according to new research.
    October 29, 2015BY Jason Maderer
  • An Amazing Close-Up Look at Insects
    An Amazing Close-Up Look at Insects
    “Bugs: Outside the Box,” a display of interesting insects, is showing at the Canadian Museum of Nature.
    October 28, 2015BY Pam McLennan
  • Scientist at Work: Observing Termite Behaviors, Personalities – and Souls?
    Scientist at Work: Observing Termite Behaviors, Personalities – and Souls?
    In Afrikaans, they are called rysmiere, literally “rice ants,” although their name is more commonly rendered into English ...
    October 23, 2015BY Scott Turner
  • Hungry Mealworms Can Recycle Styrofoam Trash
    Hungry Mealworms Can Recycle Styrofoam Trash
    Every year, people in the US throw away 2.5 billion plastic foam cups—and that’s just a fraction of ...
    October 4, 2015BY Rob Jordan
  • Fewer Flowers Mean Bumblebee Tongues Are Shrinking
    Fewer Flowers Mean Bumblebee Tongues Are Shrinking
    Rising temperatures in mountains around the world have led to a decline in flowers—which has in turn led ...
    September 29, 2015BY Jeff Sossamon
  • Mosquitoes Use 3 Senses to Find and Bite You
    Mosquitoes Use 3 Senses to Find and Bite You
    Efforts to protect our skin from mosquitoes on a summer nigh may work for a while, but not ...
    September 10, 2015BY Jessica Stoller-Conrad
  • RNA Insecticide Could Leave ‘Good’ Bugs Alone
    RNA Insecticide Could Leave ‘Good’ Bugs Alone
    An insecticide currently in development targets a specific gene so it kills only those bugs that threaten crops ...
    July 21, 2015BY Krishna Ramanujan
  • For Wild Bees on Farms, the More the Merrier
    For Wild Bees on Farms, the More the Merrier
    Farmers should worry about how many individual wild bees they have pollinating their fields, not how many kinds ...
    June 9, 2015BY Ken Branson
  • Watch Robot Snatch Flies Without Killing Them
    Watch Robot Snatch Flies Without Killing Them
    Since the early 20th century, an unheralded star of genetics research has been a small and essentially very ...
    May 28, 2015BY Amy Adams
  • Repellent Mimics Smell to Save Plants From Bugs
    Repellent Mimics Smell to Save Plants From Bugs
    Scientists may have uncovered a natural way to save plants from attack by recreating a natural insect repellent.
    April 27, 2015BY Christopher Jones
  • New Arthropod Fossil Might be Relative of Spiders, Scorpions (Video)
    New Arthropod Fossil Might be Relative of Spiders, Scorpions (Video)
    A 508-million-year-old arthropod is thought to share a common ancestor with spiders and scorpions.
    March 30, 2015BY Epoch Video
  • Rare Half-Male, Half-Female Butterfly Discovered (Video)
    Rare Half-Male, Half-Female Butterfly Discovered (Video)
    A condition called bilateral gynandromorphy means the butterfly is split down the middle: half male, half female.
    January 12, 2015BY Epoch Video
  • Mysterious Glow Worms Found in the Amazon (Video)
    Mysterious Glow Worms Found in the Amazon (Video)
    A team went to investigate a predatory glow worm found in the Amazon.
    November 21, 2014BY Epoch Video
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  • How a Tiny Insect Decimated Florida’s Citrus, and What Orchardists Are Doing About It
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