Not one to let his insect-hunting be curtailed by working hours, Hudson proposed a solution: shift the clocks back two hours during summer months.
One of the most idealised cities in the world is being overrun by blood-sucking insects.
We do not know what suffering is compared to the folks living in eastern Australia, where a surging mosquito population has been wreaking havoc.
A new scientific paper has shed light on some staggering ant facts, like the total population on Earth and how that compares to other species.
Besides making up almost half of the animal kingdom and being an integral part of the ecosystem, insects are also fascinatingly dynamic and bizarre.
Sharks with frickin’ laser beams are out, and bug guns with lasers are in. Laugh all you want, but the Bug-A-Salt has made Lorenzo Maggiore a very wealthy man.
Swarms of locusts have invaded three provinces in South Africa, with farmers fighting to save their crops.
The Luminar Bug Photographer of the Year 2020 competition shows these little critters in a rather refreshing light.
Researchers have developed a tiny wireless steerable camera that can be fitted to an insect – in this case, a beetle – which then streams video to a smartphone.
More than 40% of insect species around the world are declining, and a third are classed as endangered. That might not sound too terrifying, but the effects will be widespread.
If black-fly-larvae croquettes and Mopane worm polenta sound good, then I have the perfect restaurant for you.
Insects outweigh all the humans on earth by a factor of 17, but they’re currently losing the battle against habitat loss, pollution and other man-made factors.
Not being one for insects or creepy crawlies, I am amazed at how composed this woman stays during what I can only call an emotional ordeal. But she rocks it…
There is possibly nothing more annoying than a fly or mozzie cruising around your bedroom when you’re trying to fall asleep. And do you know why it is so hard for you to kill that f*cker?
Arachnologist Chris Buddle explains that your ‘spider bite’ is more likely to be from other insects or due to an infection.
Ever since the first screening of Jurassic Park, everyone has dreamt of finding that elusive chunk of amber that contains an intact specimen of some prehistoric insect that would hold the key to bringing dinosaurs back. Although they haven’t found quite that, a team of researchers has found something nearly as fascinating.
A study published in scientific journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests comes right out and claims that each and every bug on this planet (insects, arachnids and otherwise) enjoys its own individual personality. This from Discovery News: