For ancient Greeks, every waterway was protected by nymphs. They were invariably ageless young girls who existed even before ...

A rare Behningia mayfly nymph has been rediscovered after 22 years without sightings, revealing key secrets about healthy ...

Dragonflies are swooping in to help with mosquito control Among the planet’s earliest winged insects, they devour up to 100 mosquitoes a day.

The Morning Hatch – Jungle Tarpon on a SUP, Why Nymphs, Fixing Common Fly Fishing Mistakes "The Morning Hatch" is a daily dose of anything fly fishing, human interest, and sometimes from left field.

Starship to fly again — What to expect from SpaceX’s upcoming test SpaceX is edging toward the ninth test flight of its mighty Starship, the most powerful rocket ever to fly.

They fly and perch, hunt and mate, from spring until fall. (You can tell a dragon from a damsel by its wing position when perched: Dragonflies hold their wings straight out to the side, while ...

Yellow Veil Pictures has boarded worldwide sales rights on “Mother of Flies.” The indie feature is the latest supernatural horror from the family directing trio of John Adams, Toby Poser and ...

Dragonfly young, called nymphs, are completely aquatic. Adding a pond, fountain, or a small water feature with plants around the edges is the perfect way to attract dragonflies to your yard.

Bug Squad BlogBy Kathy Keatley GarveyFlameskimmers bring great joy.Today we saw our first dragonfly of the season in our Vacaville garden. The flameskimmer, a female Libellula saturata, perched on a ...

Dragonfly larvae play a vital role in aquatic ecosystems. As predators, they regulate populations of smaller aquatic animals, while serving as prey for fish, amphibians, and other species.

Dragonfly larvae play a vital role in aquatic ecosystems. As predators, they regulate populations of smaller aquatic animals, while serving as prey for fish, amphibians, and other species.

Dragonfly Babies Breathe Through Their Butts – But That's Not All Jet propulsion, prey capture, and even breathing – it all comes back to the behind.