22 hours agoWhy these strange, reclusive arachnids fled underground in evolutionary wavesOnce upon a time, Western Australia was covered in forests and those forests were filled with sightless, eyeless, tip-tapping critters called schizomids.
June 17New York City police remove colony of bees swarming bike in ManhattanA horde of bees swarming a bike in New York City required a direct response from the NYPD’s official beekeepers on Sunday.
June 13'Biblical' swarm of locusts plague Italian farmlands in worst infestation since WWIIA swarm of locusts is plaguing farmlands on the Italian island of Sardinia in what farmers have called the worst infestation since the end of World War II.
June 6Massive storm system seen on radar turns out to be something completely unexpectedA mysterious “blob” that appeared on the US National Weather Service’s radar wasn’t a rain cloud or a storm, but a massive swarm of ladybugs.
June 5What looks like a massive storm system on National Weather Service radar is actually a lot of ladybugsWhat looked like a massive storm system on the National Weather Service’s radar in San Diego County turned out to be just a whole lot of ladybugs.
1:02May 30CDC’s unsettling tick warning ruins muffin cravingsAs the risk of tick exposure increases over the summer months, America’s health protection agency used a popular muffin ingredient to get the word out.
May 21Mosquitoes are the worst in these cities, pest control company Orkin saysPest control company Orkin on Monday released its Top 50 Mosquito Cities list.
May 16Bedbugs roamed Earth alongside dinosaurs 100 million years agoBedbugs have been around since the time of the dinosaurs, according to new research, though the parasites didn’t likely pester the prehistoric reptiles.
May 14Florida man uses 'Matrix' moves to dodge swarm of lovebugs in viral videoA Florida man was seen in a viral video using moves from “The Matrix” film to dodge a swarm of lovebugs as he tried to get through the front door of his house.
May 4Changing water flow leads to more bugs in Grand CanyonAn experiment to change the flow of water from a dam near the Arizona-Utah border has boosted the number of aquatic insects that fish in the Colorado River eat.
