SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviews All Posts Tagged entomology 'Extinct' insect discovered outside Arkansas grocery store Cue the John Williams score as the sliding doors open. By Cassidy Ward | 2 weeks ago On the conservative side, there are some 2.5 million ants for every person on Earth Who would win in a fight, you or 2.5 million ants? By Cassidy Ward | 6 months ago Do spiders have nightmares? New evidence suggests they sleep and dream With a little firefly in the corner of their web to push back the dark. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago Cyborg locusts can detect cancer by smelling your breath They know more about you than you know about yourself. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago Put away your swatter, bees and other insects probably feel pain To bee or not to bee... bees might suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune just like us. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago A genetic key could make mosquitos forever young and never reproduce It's basically a mosquito puberty blocker and could save human lives. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago Acoustic camouflage! Moths’ anti-echolocation wings are inspiring soundproof wallpaper Evolution beats engineering every time. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago Termites crossed the ocean at least 40 times over the last 50 million years Termites are the ultimate invertebrate stowaways. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago Mind-blowing bug-brain tech can now sense drones from far away This is proof we don't give insects enough credit. By Elizabeth Rayne | 12 months ago Grasshoppers have mouths kind of like…ours? Evolution does creepy things. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago Load More
'Extinct' insect discovered outside Arkansas grocery store Cue the John Williams score as the sliding doors open. By Cassidy Ward | 2 weeks ago
On the conservative side, there are some 2.5 million ants for every person on Earth Who would win in a fight, you or 2.5 million ants? By Cassidy Ward | 6 months ago
Do spiders have nightmares? New evidence suggests they sleep and dream With a little firefly in the corner of their web to push back the dark. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago
Cyborg locusts can detect cancer by smelling your breath They know more about you than you know about yourself. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago
Put away your swatter, bees and other insects probably feel pain To bee or not to bee... bees might suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune just like us. By Cassidy Ward | 7 months ago
A genetic key could make mosquitos forever young and never reproduce It's basically a mosquito puberty blocker and could save human lives. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago
Acoustic camouflage! Moths’ anti-echolocation wings are inspiring soundproof wallpaper Evolution beats engineering every time. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago
Termites crossed the ocean at least 40 times over the last 50 million years Termites are the ultimate invertebrate stowaways. By Cassidy Ward | 9 months ago
Mind-blowing bug-brain tech can now sense drones from far away This is proof we don't give insects enough credit. By Elizabeth Rayne | 12 months ago
Grasshoppers have mouths kind of like…ours? Evolution does creepy things. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago