A beetle species’ larvae seem to bamboozle bees by smelling like flowers. This newly discovered deceptive strategy might be the first known example of an animal imitating floral scents, according to a ...
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These beetles are entirely dependent on ants for survival. Here's why that's not an evolutionary death sentence
Ant colonies are well-defended fortresses. The social insects quickly sniff out most intruders and kill them to protect their ...
What is myrmecophily? It represents an important interaction in nature. The word can be split into two parts: myrmex and philia. These are the Greek words for ant (myrmex) and love (philia), ...
And then there’s Sceptobius lativentris. Parker’s research revealed that the adult beetles turn off their ability to produce ...
A temperate tunneling species of dung beetle seems capable of adapting to climate change, but their tropical cousins may be ...
Rove beetles have evolved a neat trick to survive. They cloak themselves in ant pheromones, allowing them to enter and remain ...
Most of us think of beetles as small creatures flying through the air or scurrying across the ground to get to their ...
Around 40 percent of the southern pine beetle population on the South Fork will die during the ongoing cold snap, but, ...
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Bark beetles are hungry for Colorado's trees - but do they make wildfires worse?
Bark beetles are attacking trees all over Colorado, but their effects are widely up for debate. The question: Do they ...
Bark beetles can destroy spruce forests by converting the trees' defences into even more toxic substances, scientists ...
How insects are reshaping nutrition science by combining high-quality nutrients with environmental efficiency and what the evidence really shows so far.
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