Deep-diving insect larvae are challenging a long-held idea about why there are almost no insects in the ocean, thanks to ...

Like it or not, insects are everywhere, including places where you may not want them to be. Yet there is one environment that ...

Deep-diving insect larvae are challenging a long-held idea about why there are no insects in the ocean, thanks to adaptable air sacs.

John E. Woodmansee Photo: Tobacco hornworm on a tomato plant that has been attacked by a parasitic Braconid wasp. The white capsules on its back are the pupal stage of the tiny wasp. Braconid larvae ...

No legs? Not a problem. Some pudgy insect larvae can still jump up to 36 times their body length. Now high-speed video reveals how. In nature, something has to go wrong for this to happen, says ...

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When parasitic wasps come calling, some caterpillars have a surprising ally: a viral infection. Insects called parasitoid wasps lay their eggs inside young moth larvae, turning the caterpillars into ...

Not all garden bugs are pests, some are vital helpers that pollinate plants or control harmful insects, making your garden ...