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The Country’s Most Dangerous Beetles
Invasive beetles of various colors and sizes have infiltrated U.S. forests, despite efforts by government experts
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Going Buggy at the New Audubon Museum
Crickets, spiders, ants and many other insects thrive in historic New Orleans, where kids and adults learn about creepy crawlers
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Spiders Are Not As Old As We Thought
The oldest fossil spider was thought to be Attercopus fimbriunguis, which lived around 386 million years ago
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Scientist Falk Warnecke’s research into termite digestion may hold solutions to our energy crisis
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Scientists can build a mosquito that resists infection, but getting the insects to pass along the gene is a harder task
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A new strategy to curb the spread of gypsy moths
From mosquitoes to mementos, the smallest items in the Smithsonian’s collections can be the most useful
My Dog Has Fleas, Also My Cat, My Bird, My…
These tiny prehistoric parasites have evolved a bold array of weapons, the better to torture their hosts
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