Ten thousand years ago hunters and gatherers ate bugs to survive ... wrote that Roman aristocrats loved to eat beetle larvae reared on flour and wine. Aristotle, the fourth-century Greek ...

In Brazil, researchers from the University of São Paulo (USP), the University of Brasília (UnB), and two startups in the city ...

The giant isopod is a huge relative of the pill bug. These armored scavengers roam the ocean floor and can grow up to 20 inches long. With their rigid exoskeleton and eerie, twitching legs ...

Now is the time of year many might begin to see annual fireflies lighting up yards -- a sign that summer has finally arrived. But could that beloved sight be in jeopardy?

Adult moths aren’t usually a problem in the home, but their larvae may eat through fabric — especially cotton and wool — or dry goods like bread or pasta. This can be a huge nuisance and ...

Anyone who either grows cotton or has worked at a farm with cotton crops knows that some pests are worse than others, and even one tiny bug has the ... caterpillars, the larvae burrow into cotton ...