The dung beetle gets its closeup. The portrait was made using a technique called photo stacking, in which the camera is on a ...

The cloud forest at the top of Lord Howe Island's highest peak is an otherworldly place alive with animals and plants not found anywhere else on Earth. But it's taken radical action to save it.

“Although Audrey’s research focused on a rare beetle in harsh conditions, her results provide a new take on rare species management, which she is shaping into a new paradigm that managers can ...

Multicolored Asian lady beetles are generally larger than native lady beetle species, about ¼ inch long. As their name implies, the beetles can vary in color, which can range from yellowish-orange to ...

To investigate the role of acoustic communication before and during brood care, the Bayreuth researchers silenced the stridulatory apparatus of parent beetles from three Nicrophorus species by ...

As cold weather approaches, the Asian beetles, an invasive species often confused for the native ladybugs, seek out places to overwinter. Too often for most homeowners, that means they're crawling ...

My excitement quickly turned to disappointment when I realized that this creature was not a ladybug but, in fact, an Asian lady beetle, a multicolored insect often confused with ladybugs.

CLIMATEWIRE | More than a third of the world’s tree species are at risk of extinction, according to findings by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The group said that its first ...

However, ladybugs aren't the actual culprit. Asian lady beetles are a relative that are often indistinguishable to the untrained eye. This species is most often the true culprit when it comes to ...

New research has revealed that species that are more social live longer and produce offspring for a greater time-span. This is the first study on this topic which spans the animal kingdom ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The population of Asian Lady Beetles seems to be bigger than normal this year in northern Wisconsin, but entomologists say it might just be how often people are seeing them.

Pixabay Trees are in trouble: More than one-third of known species around the globe are at risk of disappearing, according to a new assessment. On Monday, the International Union for Conservation ...