insects
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Even as Insect Populations Decline, Insects Are Causing Unprecedented Levels of Plant Damage
According to the study published in Environmental Entomology, the emerald ash borer completes its life cycle in North Carolina in one year instead of the sometimes two-year life cycle that occurs in northern areas of the United States.
Latest Research Articles
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Insects Generate as Much Electrical Charge in the Atmosphere as a Thunderstorm Cloud That Could Shape Weather Events
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Cockroaches Alone Will Survive a Nuclear War is an Urban Myth [Experts]
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Conservationists Starting to Worry as Big Butterfly Sightings are Surprisingly Low Despite Previous Predictions
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Researchers Report That More Than a Thousand Genes Harbor Among 218 Insect Species
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Debate on Insects Feeling Pain Finally Gets a Verdict
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Overturned Truck on a Utah Highway Releases At Least 10 Million Bees Into the Air
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Dengue Fever and Zika Viruses Transform Host’s Body Odor to Attract Mosquitoes: New Study
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"Swarms of Biblical Proportions" Ravaged Crops in the American West
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Mosquito Bite Can Be Trumped by Circadian Rhythm, New Study Reveals
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Insect Protein in Pet Food: Fad or Solution?
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Viral Video: Alive Hornet Freezes as Terrifying Parasite Got Pulled Out
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Fruit Flies Prefers Mating over Survival Even When Infected with Killer Pathogens: New Study