July 28, 2019 Venomous Arkansas snake devours bug in jaw-dropping photos An Arkansas photographer captured a venomous copperhead snake devouring a cicada that had just emerged from its shell at Ozark National Forest earlier this month.
July 25, 2019 New York City sees first West Nile-infected mosquitoes this season, health department says The New York City Health Department said mosquitoes collected in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island were infected with West Nile virus.
July 22, 2019 Deadly fungus creates 'zombie ants' and hijacks their jaws to cause suicide If you thought fictional zombies walking around on film were scary, the condition that turns creatures into mindless eating machines actually exists in nature. — in ants.
July 17, 2019 Tick lodged on Kentucky man's eyeball made 'popping' noise when doctor pulled it off He and his supervisor thought it was a piece of wood.
July 16, 2019 New York's Yankee Stadium hit by swarm of 25,000 bees before game As the New York Yankees prepared to face off against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday, the police force’s beekeepers removed a horde of bees overrunning the outfield of Yankee Stadium.
July 15, 2019 Virginia woman dies after allergic reaction to bug bite, family says Her reaction started within minutes of the bite.
July 3, 2019 Cockroaches are getting 'closer to invincibility,' scientists warn Bad news for anyone afraid of creepy crawlies – scientists are warning that cockroaches are getting harder and harder to kill.
July 1, 2019 New species of fly named after 'Game of Thrones' villain Winter may have come and gone for "Game of Thrones" and its infamous character, the Night King, but his legacy is poised to live on — in the form of a fly.
July 1, 2019 Alabama stung by 'super nests' housing up to 15,000 yellow jackets Massive structures dubbed "super nests" each housing up to 15,000 yellow jackets have again begun appearing in Alabama — and experts warn many more of the car-sized units are likely to pop up throughout the state before the perennial invasion is over.
June 25, 2019 Why these strange, reclusive arachnids fled underground in evolutionary waves Once upon a time, Western Australia was covered in forests and those forests were filled with sightless, eyeless, tip-tapping critters called schizomids.
