Nature is full of animals that mimic others — parrots copy human speech, some insects disguise themselves as dangerous ...

These insects are more than simple pests plaguing homeowners ... Compared to the average termite, human beings have it pretty ...

Insects are universally unpopular. It is almost human nature to abhor and detest the existence of tiny critters that don't weigh much but can scare away a fully grown adult by simply existing.

The chocolate industry's insatiable demand for cocoa is pushing the Goliath beetle to the brink of extinction.

Indeed, the call for using insects to improve human food security has gotten louder in recent years. Since about 2004, the UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) has been interested in the use of ...

They are the only bear species in the state, and, despite the name, their fur ranges in color from blond to black. It’s been ...

As their common name suggests, these tiny insects—none are longer than a dime ... and songs—none of which are audible to the human ear. This ability to communicate with each other helps ...

Paranthropus robustus was a species of prehistoric human that lived in South Africa about 2 million years ago, alongside Homo ...

Here's a look at the most invasive insects, animals and plants in the ... of causing severe damage to the economy, environment and human health, once they invade enough area outside their normal ...

eating insects is going to happen.' We're working towards a future where both people and the planet thrive. Hear from scientists studying human impact and change in the natural world. Spiders may seem ...