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Bedbug infestation index ranks New York as top American city

An annual city index on bed bug infestations, released just before the Memorial Day holiday, reminds travelers of the top cities where bedbug populations are concentrated.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Are purple wind turbines on the horizon?

Scientists have long known certain colours are insect magnets. Now, researchers in the UK have determined bright white wind turbines lure great numbers of insects. The insects attract foraging bats and birds which may be struck by the rotating blades.
In the Media by Ken Wightman - 18 comments

US East coast stink bug invasion has people bugged out

It's called the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug. Relatively new to the United States, the insect has had a good summer, and people are reporting home invasions of an epic, creepy-crawly variety.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 7 comments

Insects may solve food shortage for growing world population

Wageningen - FAO is seriously considering issuing a policy statement recommending the farming and consumption of insects on concerns that population growth is causing shortage of protein from meat sources which high demand can be blamed for environmental damage.
In the Media by Igor I. Solar - 9 comments

Researchers discover giant spider just in time for Halloween

It can grow to the size of the average human hand and is exactly what you would picture an overtly large spider to look like.
In the Media by Brian Lidster

Op-Ed: Legendary Skateboarder Dies from Insect Sting

Pioneering skateboader Andy Kessler died from an insect sting recently. At least 40 people die each year from insect stings in the United States each year.
In the Media by Walt Crocker - 1 comment

Plague Kills 90% of CT's Bats, Impact on National Ecology Feared

White-nose syndrome wiped out 90 per-cent of the bat population in Connecticut over the winter. The plague is currently racing across the country with the potential for devastating effects on the general ecology.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 1 comment

Scientists Learn How Wasps Got Their Sting

If you are anything like me, wasps are not even near the middle of the list of your favorite things, but they are interesting albeit ugly creatures shrouded in at least one mystery that appears to be solved; namely, how they got their sting.
In the Media by M Dee Dubroff - 2 comments

Insect Warning Colors Aid Cancer And Tropical Disease Drug Discovery

Brightly colored beetles or butterfly larvae nibbling on a plant may signal the presence of chemical compounds active against cancer cell lines and tropical parasitic diseases.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 7 comments

Flowers 'wave' at passing insects to get attention

Welsh scientists say flowers are attention seekers that wave at insects to attract pollinators like bees and flies. The more they wave, the more seeds they produce.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 6 comments
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It's a waste of money to buy over- the- counter products for insect bites, a new review suggests.

The feet of insects known as pond skaters have helped to create a novel super-buoyant material.
Professor Iain Stewart uses an ultra-violet camera to reveal the markings some flowers have developed to attract pollinating insects.
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Why do fruit flies like alcohol?

So, why do fruit flies like alcohol? The answer is not so much linked to the answer to a joke or a riddle. New...
May 1, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Hunger Games and Head Hunters

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Apr 11, 2012 by James P Mahon

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The worst experience of my life - the Bangkok Flood of 2011

I must admit from the start, I am older than a half century and I have had a relatively good life. Yes the death of my...
Oct 28, 2011 by D Scott Rosenberg - 12 comments

Are Bambi and Thumper Out to Get You?

Everyone has heard about the evil Brer Fox, the diabolical Wiley Coyote and the vicious Big Bad Wolf. We understand...
Oct 15, 2011 by sumdume
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