If the thought of eating bugs makes you squirm, we have some bad news: You have probably been chowing down on these many-legged creatures for a long time. The 16-ounce jar of peanut butter in your ...

Edible insects are often portrayed as something of a sustainable superfood - an environmentally friendly alternative to livestock. But who is already eating them and do they actually taste any good?

To register your interest please contact [email protected] providing details of the course you are teaching. This book chronicles the complete evolutionary history of insects--their living ...

In natural and agricultural ecosystems, omnivorous insects are omnipresent. Whether they are 'true omnivores' that require both plant and prey resources to complete their life-cycle, 'herbivores ...

All insects belong to the phylum Arthropoda. But unlike other arthropods—like lobsters, spiders, or millipedes—insects have three pairs of jointed legs, segmented bodies, an exoskeleton ...

Insects aren't just an unusual accompaniment to wine. Eating them could help sustain Earth's booming population, as Museum scientist Dr Duncan Sivell reveals. Superhero movies may be popular right now ...

Just have a look at these creatures. Some of them are very strange-looking, aren't they? These bugs are called insects. Insects come in all different shapes and sizes. They live everywhere and ...

Insect brains have many similarities to human brains, including a brainstem-like structure, two hemispheres, and a spinal cord equivalent ...

A recent survey from Sleep Doctor shows that 14% of U.S. travelers spotted bed bugs n the last year. It’s the not-so-glamorous side of travel that might make you squirm: Bed bugs are known to ...

Insects are diverse creatures with many talents - able to fly, transform themselves and perform other amazing feats. Which bug are you most like? Find out with our fun quiz.

Pankiw, Tanya 2009. Reducing Honey Bee Defensive Responses and Social Wasp Colonization With Methyl Anthranilate. Journal of Medical Entomology, Vol. 46, Issue. 4, p. 782.

WELL, IT IS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN. THESE TINY LITTLE BUGS, YOU SEE HERE. YEAH, THEY’RE PACKING A BIG PUNCH THIS SEASON. YOU PROBABLY HAVE FELT THEM IN THEIR SMALL BITES RECENTLY.