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Researchers uncover how the fruitless gene steers brain development and social feeding behavior in male honeybees.

The Western Monarch Count is underway, a community science project that aims to understand population changes for the orange ...

You’re walking back to the house at dusk.Thinking about dinner. Not thinking about spiders. Then you hit a web.Across the ...

Discover a list of insects that look like a flower, from the Orchid Praying Mantis to the Camouflaged Looper. Explore how ...

Even a small balcony can be a haven for birds if planted appropriately. Birds easily get attracted to those areas that offer them food, shelter, and some sort of safety. Some plants offer nectar, ...

Common Hoverfly Parasitoid Wasps! Today we're looking at a wasp I found in my backyard. This little insect lays its eggs inside of other hosts (hoverflys), which consumes the hoverfly larva from the ...

A new study published in Science shows that these plants—called cycads—use infrared radiation from heat as a signal to ...

“Turning areas that had been maintained turf grass into meadows made a lot of sense operationally. After the first-year ...

It was already known that bees could grasp the concept of zero. However, it appears they are also capable of performing basic addition and subtraction.

The year 2025 has delivered major innovations, from AI insect-tracking cameras and smart lipstick to neural earbuds and coffee machines that extract water from air.

Bees, wasps, and hornets look similar — but their behavior couldn’t be more different. Bees are pollinators that rarely sting unless threatened, while wasps are aggressive predators that scavenge ...