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Butterly insect decline
Environment
The global population of flying insects is crashing dangerously fast
robot insect
Technology
What can fly, swim and dive? This tiny robotic insect.
Business, Economics and Jobs
What’s for dinner? Edible insects on the menu in San Francisco
Insect photo
Science
A new study pieces together the puzzle of insect evolution
Kissing protest in Kerala, India
Global Scan
Indians stage a protest for the right to kiss
Environment
The firefly’s blink is everyone’s favorite summer mating dance
Monarch butterfly (Photo: Karen First)
Environment
The monarchs were missing this summer … and we and weather were to blame
Sex and the Single Pest
How Insects Influence Plant Evolution
Environment
Experts look to edible bugs to help ameliorate food scarcity
Business, Economics and Jobs
Bug farmer working to introduce insects to European diets
Environment
Invasive insect species on the move, with big consequences
Environment
Researcher studies tiny critters disappearing as quickly as they’re discovered
Environment
New research finds rapid evolution in plants to resist predatory insects
Arts, Culture & Media
Haute Cuisine: Spanish Farm Makes Bet on ‘Bug Revolution’
Eat-a-Bug Cookbook
Earth Ear
Arts, Culture & Media
Bug Appétit: San Francisco’s Pre-Hispanic Snackeria
Global Politics
Forum: Are Insects the Food of the Future?
Don’t Bug Out
The Living on Earth Almanac
Pollinating Insect Experiment
Cicada Wake-Up Call
Winter insects
Autumn Insect Songs
Bring Back the Bees
Water Insects
Organophospates
Living on Earth Profile Series #21: E. O. Wilson: Of the Grasshopper and the Ant
Mite Makes Right: Biological Insect Control in Benin
Bug Lunch
Bug Lunch
Science Note/Aquatic Insects and Solar Panels
Where Have All the Fireflies Gone?
Treetop Adventures
Emerging Science Note/Bug Spray for the Birds
Emerging Science Note/Cheap Dates
Buzz
Bug Splats
Animal Note/Insect Tune-Out
Bug Splats
Animal Note: New Insect Order
Almanac: Insect Thermometers
The Living on Earth Almanac
Bats May Be Wiped Out by White-Nose Syndrome