The codling moth has become a serious insect pest of apples in many home orchards. Although this insect has caused damage to apples for many years, it appears to have become a greater pest in ...

How far would leaf-eating insects go to dine on their favorite food? Perhaps the other side of the world, according to ...

Having an indoor fruit tree may sound appealing, but not all fruit trees are suited for growing inside. Here are the ones to ...

In the small village of Kadiri in Andhra Pradesh, India, there’s a tree that’s nothing short of extraordinary. Known as Thimmamma Marrimanu, it holds the title of the world’s largest banyan ...

overstockArt.com offers free FedEx Ground shipping on all orders over $50 or more within the contiguous United States. There are no minimums to buy. All In-Stock items leave our facility within 48 ...

Not to be confused with the fruit known as ‘plum’ in English, ‘ume,’ the plums found in Japan come from an Asian tree species called ‘Prunus mume.’ It is also known as the Chinese plum or Japanese ...

Giant water bugs are freshwater insects that belong to the family Belostomatidae. Over 60 species of water bugs exist worldwide, and 20 of these species live in North America. What do water bugs ...

No matter how careful you are about animals in your home, or how much care you take when you are outdoors, animal and insect bites and stings are sometimes unavoidable. Fleas, mites, and chiggers ...

Stick bugs are a fascinating insect variety. They have uniquely camouflaged bodies that make them fun models in science education. But their eating habits can devastate trees and damage forests.

Otis is a "little wildlife warrior" and his main motivation is protecting the green tree frogs threatened by cane toads. "Like all six-year-olds, he just loves being outside and chasing bugs and ...

Las Vegas Aces superstar, two-time WNBA Champion, and two-time Olympic gold medalist Kelsey Plum is having her No. 10 jersey retired by the University of Washington on Saturday, during the Huskies ...

Move over bees, MIT researchers have developed a robot insect designed for artificial pollination, laying the groundwork for entirely indoor farms of the future. The robot’s lifelike flapping wings ...