Fancy a bedbug burger? Perhaps a fly frittata? Has your appetite crawled off? Well we need to grow up, according to the United Nations, who told We...
Check out this praying mantis totally bossing a trek through the Borneo jungle - on the back of a SNAIL. Yes, it may not be the fastest mode of tr...
Fluttering and clinging to trees in their millions, the spectacle of these Monarch butterflies is almost other worldly. The images were taken on t...
Exploring a garden on a dewy morning, these insects appear to be walking on water. The crystal clear shots, taken by photographer Nunu Rizani, cap...
When I was around 13-years-old I was stretched out comfortably in a friend's bedroom watching television with the lights off, when out of the darkness...
If you're arachnophobic you should probably look away now. For peering back at you from the inside of one unfortunate woman's ear is a rather miffed-l...
A Polish photographer has spent hours capturing head-to-head insect battles. Igor Siwanowicz's shots of all-male battling insect include stag beet...
In an ambitious and somewhat over-the-top procedure this week, all of my worldly possessions are now covered in a white powder. No, I haven't been on ...
Scientists have unintentionally discovered a breed of millipedes which fluoresce on the notorious San Francisco prison island, Alcatraz. While out ...
You know you've definitely made your mark on the world when a group of scientists name a species of fly after you and your bum....
A new species of horsefly has been named in honour of the pop diva Beyonce. The Scaptia (Plinthina) beyonceae was so named thanks to it’s striki...
Since the 1960s we have known that pesticides when used without care and attention will cause insect pest outbreaks. But we never seem to learn.
Nature expert Igor Siwanowicz is on a mission to make people fall in love with weird and wonderful wildlife. The photographer used a macro lens to...
Spider season is in full swing. I've seen them hanging out in the garden. Gangs of them, with their little suitcases, ready to move in. Because autumn is the time of year spiders descend upon our homes. As the weather turns, so do the spiders. Into squatters.
