Moths are masters of disguise. They perfectly mimic twigs, leaves, and even dangerous creatures like hornets and spiders. This incredible camouflage helps them survive in the wild. Species like the ...

Moths are anything but ordinary. Around the world, these insects have evolved colors, shapes, and behaviors that make them look unreal. Here are 15 moth species that redefine what these insects can be ...

Add another giant bug to the list of things Washington state is working to handle right now. Earlier this week, scientists said they had spotted Asian giant hornets in the state -- and it's still ...

Moths are often underestimated compared to butterflies, yet they are just as fascinating and ecologically significant. Acting as vital pollinators, natural pest controllers, and a crucial food source ...

In urban environments, competing hornet species coexist by specializing on different prey species. This finding was made possible by pioneering DNA analysis of hornet larvae's gut contents and shows ...

Add another giant bug to the list of things Washington state is working to handle right now.

Yes, savage and life-threatening animals are luckily found ‘abroad’… or perhaps not. Out there in the non-wilds of Britain exist potentially lethal creatures. Some, such as domestic dogs, could be ...

The invasive species, which originally hails from south east Asia, has become increasingly prevalent in parts of Britain and Northern Ireland, particularly southern England.

The American director of an elite private school was stung to death by a swarm of murder hornets alongside his teenage son while they were ziplining in Southeast Asia, local officials confirmed.

Before we had fancy weather apps and meteorologists pointing at smart screens (that they get wrong just as often as they are ...

Northland biosecurity worker Brad Windust is challenging MPI's claims that traps don't work for yellow-legged hornets. Photos / Supplied Biosecurity New Zealand has found a fourth yellow-legged hornet ...

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