How beetles use their butts to suck water from the air
Beetles can survive their entire lives without drinking liquid water. New research gets to the bottom of how they use their butts to do it.
Beetles can survive their entire lives without drinking liquid water. New research gets to the bottom of how they use their butts to do it.
Beetles can survive their entire lives without drinking liquid water. New research gets to the bottom of how they use their butts to do it.
Scientists have identified the so-called worm, or gusanos de maguey, at the bottom of some bottles of tequila.
Most ants are hard workers, but some are total layabouts. A new study shows how social parasite ants become the leisure class of the colony.
Michael Skvarla was grabbing some milk at Walmart when he spotted a huge insect on the side of the building. It was quite a discovery.
Researchers collected more than 16,000 bees from 128 different species to evaluate pollinator habitats in North Carolina agricultural areas.
A newly-identified tsetse fly pheromone reveals new insights into how the insects communicate—and may help in reducing disease spread.
A new device uses real blood and hydrogels for the study of mosquito bites and the diseases they transmit.
A new device uses real blood and hydrogels for the study of mosquito bites and the diseases they transmit.
Twitter and online news articles could help track the timing and location of spreading invasive insects in the US and around the world.