Long before humans reached orbit, insects had already shown they could handle the hurdles of spaceflight. Light, highly adaptable and nutritionally rich, these resilient animals present an attractive ...

Have the Environmental Benefits of Insect Farming Been Overstated? A Critical Review', published on 29 October in Biological ...

Inside the Museum of Veterans and Military History in Vilonia, there are uniforms, weapons, flags and mannequins that make for impressive displays but there are also some small items that ...

We depend on insects in many ways for producing food for the world’s population. They pollinate our crop plants, break down decaying plant and animal matter, and are natural pest controllers. We also ...

World Edible Insect Day aims to raise awareness about sustainable and alternative forms of nutrition as the planet faces population growth, food insecurity, and environmental strain. Among the most ...

World Edible Insect Day, celebrated on Thursday, October 23, is a global reminder that the future of food might just crawl. As the planet faces population growth and rising food insecurity, insects ...

Whether you are shopping for the holidays or exploring the local art museum, here are several events worth checking out ...

The University of Arizona’s Department of Entomology ranks as one of Tucson's Top Workplaces for 2025 because people love working there, bugs and all.

Learn how companion planting with Texas native plants conserves water, attracts pollinators and helps vegetables thrive, plus ...

Nutriearth has opened its first commercial manufacturing facility in Carvin, France, for the production of natural vitamin D3 made from edible insects.

The Perfect Spooky Snack for Halloween Night Looking for a Halloween treat that’s equal parts creepy and delicious? These ...