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Find out everything there is to know about insects and stay updated on the latest insect research with the comprehensive articles, interactive features and insect pictures at LiveScience.com. Learn more about these fascinating species as scientists continue to make amazing discoveries about insects.
Researchers discover how bees learn from other ...
Dragonfly festivals are popping up and wildlife refuges are giving tours.
Scientists at the University of Central Florida are researching a way to manage rather than eradicate fire ants.
Beetles battle it out with huge horns.
Ancient insects were harmless flies, not fleas.
Cockroaches and other insects groom their antennae incessantly to remove debris and keep their sense of smell in top shape, new research finds.
The insects' incessant grooming helps keep their antennae clean enough to smell danger and potential mates.
Researchers find sophisticated processing in bug brains.
A local news crew was mystified when they filmed what they deemed to be a UFO while investigating a viewer-reported sighting. Is it just a fly?
Balls of excrement act as natural air conditioning for dung beetles.
Balls of excrement act as natural air conditioning.
Dragonflies the size of hawks once ruled the skies.
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The carnivorous sundew plant uses snap tentacles to capture insects in under 75 milliseconds, scientists found.
Above average temperatures across the nation led to more insects.
They are known to short electrical circuits and have even infested NASA computers.
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