Scientists have found that mosquitoes are changing their hunting routines in response to host cues

Researchers report findings about pollinator biodiversity in California's Pinnacles National Park

The material—which is 20 times whiter than paper—is made from non-toxic cellulose and achieves such bright whiteness by mimicking the structure of the ultra-thin scales of certain types of beetle

Myriad benefits include 90 percent suppression of pests, severely limited spraying and damage to crops

The surprising find occurred when a team at the University of York were investigating the digestive system of firebrats

Managing the beetle costs tens of millions of dollars every year, but this is a welcome alternative to the billions of dollars in damage it could cause if left unchecked

WVU scientists are working to combat a critical issue concerning piercing-sucking pests that serve as carriers of plant diseases

Researchers at Michigan State University's entomology department have unlocked a key to maintain an insecticide's effectiveness in eliminating pests without killing beneficial bugs

Those newfound insects didn't look quite the same as older museum specimens, raising doubts about the nature of their true identity, but DNA analysis has now confirmed they really are Lord Howe Island stick insects

Research from a team of FSU scientists helps explain link between climate change and declining bumble bee populations