These mosquito-borne viruses have a bizarre way of making you smell sweeter to their minions By Kate Baggaley / Published June 30, 2022
The land of lost fireflies is probably a humble New Jersey bog By Maddy Lauria / Published June 29, 2022
Macro portraits reveal the glamor and peril of endangered insects By Lauren J. Young / Published June 28, 2022
Climate change-emboldened ticks are killing off moose in Maine By Paul Richards / Field & Stream / Published May 21, 2022
A close look at amber fossils that have stuck through the ages By Jarren Vink , Charlotte Hu / Published May 10, 2022
The unbelievably gross things that we regularly eat by accident By Jake Bittle / Published April 25, 2022
The first US trial to release GMO mosquitoes just ended. Here’s how it went. By Hannah Seo / Published April 20, 2022
Monarch butterflies show hints of a comeback out West, but experts are cautious By Nikita Amir / Published February 7, 2022
Bees and butterflies have trouble smelling flowers in polluted air By Maggie Galloway / Published January 19, 2022
The secret to healthy honey bees is hiding in Slovenia By Megan Zhang / Saveur / Published January 16, 2022
E.O. Wilson changed the world with lessons learned from ants By Doug Tallamy/The Conversation / Published December 28, 2021
How big did ancient millipedes get? Bigger than you’d like. By Hannah Seo / Published December 22, 2021
This eyeless millipede shattered the record for most legs By Kate Baggaley / Published December 17, 2021
What’s sweeter than honey to these bees? Rotting meat. By Philip Kiefer / Published November 27, 2021