Japanese beetles are an unwelcome sight, but many other garden beetles are good bugs worth welcoming to your yard.

According to our first guest today, the secret to maintaining clean water and sustainable pastures lies right under our feet - dung beetles. Dr Shaun Forgie is the co-founder of Dung Beetle ...

Among the latest contenders in the fight against drug-resistant infections is a striking, black beetle with fiery red spots and orange-tipped antennae. Known for spending much of its life ...

The symbol was popular in Ancient Egyptian culture and was found at a site known for its archaeological significance.

Ambrosia beetles (Curculionidae: Scolytinae and Platypodinae) are wood-boring insects studied as examples of fungus-insect symbiosis and for their success as invasive species. While most research on ...

In Hong Kong alone, around 10,000 beetle species thrive, including stag beetles, scarab beetles ... such as the small dung beetle (Onthophagus luridipennis) and the small leaf beetle (Aoria ...

Welcome to animals that start with D. We compiled a list of these animals that are found around the world – even close to you! So let’s get going and have a look at the animals that start with D list, ...

The little biting buffalo fly, Haematobia irritans exigua, well known on the Far North Coast, are on the wing south and west this year after successive good seasons.

One of those insects, a bark-eater known as the Mountain Pine Beetle, may be making a comeback. The Colorado State Forest Service's 2024 Annual Report shows an uptick in acres affected by Mountain ...

The dung beetle was revered in ancient Egypt, considered sacred and a symbol of new life. Nitzan found the scarab at the foot of Tel Azeka, an archaeological mound near Beit Shemesh. Previous ...

Scarabs, or dung beetles, were particularly popular in talismans at the time because they were a symbol of rebirth, the antiquities authority said in a statement. (The insects lay their eggs in balls ...

The scarab relic was ... thousands of years ago. This beetle, considered sacred in the eyes of the ancient Egyptians, was a symbol of new life, because of the dung ball it created and then laid ...