Michael Skvarla was grabbing some milk at Walmart when he spotted a huge insect on the side of the building. It was quite a discovery.

Researchers collected more than 16,000 bees from 128 different species to evaluate pollinator habitats in North Carolina agricultural areas.

A newly-identified tsetse fly pheromone reveals new insights into how the insects communicate—and may help in reducing disease spread.

A new device uses real blood and hydrogels for the study of mosquito bites and the diseases they transmit.

Twitter and online news articles could help track the timing and location of spreading invasive insects in the US and around the world.

"...habitat quality has the potential to decrease or increase viral prevalence in pollinators," new research on bees and wildflowers finds.

Ant pupae secrete a never-before observed milk-like fluid that adults and larvae drink to keep the entire colony healthy.

Two drugs veterinarians use to fight parasites on pets may be effective way to control bed bugs on chicken farms, a new study shows.

The finding that flies can smell motion could influence public health, agriculture, and even the development of robots, say researchers.

Queen and king termites are fantastic parents to upstart colonies. But only until their offspring can take over.