Insects

A conservation team wanted to know if removing killer bees would make life easier for Lear's macaw.

Across the eastern United States, a marvel of nature in the form of billions of loud, flying, mating insects.

Growing since 1886, this taxonomic library is among the largest insect repositories in the world.

On a “body farm,” researchers are exploring whether the nutrients from human cadavers can change the look of plants, which authorities might use to locate missing persons.

Researchers recently found evidence of some very, very old camouflage.

He spent $5 on a few water jugs and two succulents.

The creatures are ready for their close-ups—in the name of getting a better handle on biodiversity in the bustling city.

How the muralist Matthew Willey learned to love bees.

And on your face.

Local insect farms could save lemurs, baobabs, and more.

The chance encounter has led to insights on how insects make it to distant islands.

Every summer and fall, giant vacuums gobble up insects for 13 hours a day.

In Addo Elephant National Park, the smallest residents may be the biggest draw.

Experts are flashing a warning for the future.

Pictures from the ground show an insect storm of biblical proportions.