In this shot, a damselfly clings to a plant. The fly’s wings—tucked in along its body—make it look like an extension of the plant.
Communication has come a long way in 60 years of 'Star Trek'—and the combadge represents one of its biggest technological evolutions.
Summer kind of sucks, and I have the science to prove it.
Water is "intrinsically aversive" to bed bugs, a recent study has found.
New research finds that a popular class of antiparasitics can linger in pet feces for quite some time, potentially posing a danger to poop-loving bugs in the wild.
Ant pupae might be less selfish than most humans.
Chagas disease is likely endemic throughout the southern half of the country, researchers argue in a new paper.
A damselfly on a grass spikelet. Photo: Kai Rösler 
