Multiple studies suggest butterflies are disappearing- but why, and what can be done? Here are some possible answers, backed by science.

Bug Club does not simply observe insects but also takes action in the Athens neighborhood. Through visits to Old Man’s Cave ...

Thrips are tiny insects—their sizes range between 0.5mm and 15mm in length and many are shorter than 5mm. But the damage they ...

Paleobiologist Scott Lakeram analyzes 300-million-year-old coal ball fossils to reveal prehistoric plant-insect interactions ...

Insect predators found in the United States could help keep spotted lanternfly populations in check while potentially ...

A study reveals that Asian hornets feed on more than 1,400 insect species, including many essential pollinators. This discovery highlights the ecological impact of this invasive species, already ...

Using two species of flies from different climates -- one from the cool, high-altitude forests of Northern California, the other hailing from the hot, dry deserts of the Southwest -- scientists ...

Two Goliath beetle species are in grave danger because cocoa farming has wiped out their forests and they’re being sold on ...

Once built, some termite mounds last centuries. A collection large enough to be considered the “most extensive bioengineering ...

Asian hornets are far more dangerous to ecosystems than previously thought, consuming over 1,400 insect species — including ...

Scientists studied flies to understand why insect populations are disappearing and how they adapt to temperature and climate ...

But they’re not the only crawlies on the move, and more will come as the climate warms. Michaela Gower reports. A few years ...