A tiny termite might see an elephant's foot as a threat but losing herbivores to hunting may cause even more problems for them.

Light pollution negatively affects thousands of species: beetles, moths, wasps, and other insects. Here's how to minimize the harm from your bulbs.

A drop of fossilized amber from a mine in northern Myanmar contains not just a beetle but also 62 grains of pollen still clinging to its legs.

"...natural enemies can be more abundant when agricultural landscapes are made up of smaller farm fields." Natural enemies mean fewer pests eating crops.

The way insects land upside down in the blink of an eye could inspire the next generation of robots, researchers say.

The loss of genetic diversity will make it harder for plant and animal populations to adapt to changing environments. Fish and insects may be most at risk.

Scientists often don't know which nonnative insect will emerge as the next harmful invader. A new strategy uses evolutionary history to find out.

New survey results indicate more support for using limited agricultural gene drives on non-native species of insect pests.

Azteca ants are great at suppressing potentially harmful microbes in their brood chambers—the equivalent of our daycare centers.

Asian tiger mosquitoes are pushing their geographical limits by laying eggs that don't hatch right away.