This concept of civilization-ending climate change now being just around the corner isn't far out or unprecedented; check out this headline from last week's Washington Post: "The best place to ...

If all insects vanished, civilization, as well as ecosystems throughout the world, might collapse without dung beetles, dermestids, and pollinators.

What would you do if you felt eyes watching you, turned around, and saw a seven-foot insect-like creature? Since 2006, people fishing along the Musconetcong River in New Jersey have reported ...

Imagine walking through the dense, humming heart of the Amazon rainforest. The air is thick, the ground alive with insects, ...

A still better example of the tact of his method and the charm of his manner is to be found in the lecture on ‘Insects and Greek Poetry,’ which is here printed from his manuscript.

The novel is split between the point of view of a tiny insect named Roi, and the point of view of Rakesh, a bored human living in a far-future civilization known as the Amalgam.

When looking to other creatures for signs of intelligence, insects are rarely the most obvious candidates, but as the historian Thomas Moynihan writes, it wasn't always so.

For Civ fans, the future has been set in stone since October 2016: no matter how good Civilization VI was at launch, ... News, Reviews, Release Date, Trailers, Gameplay and more for Wreck the Insects ...

Insects are disappearing at an alarming rate worldwide, but why? Agricultural intensification tops the list of proposed reasons, ... Ancient Civilizations. Early Humans. Strange & Offbeat .

It turns out that insects ordinarily maintain their up-down orientation by turning their backs toward the sky, the brightest thing they perceive even at night. That allows them to stay properly ...

Those pesky little insects, which most of the time are absolutely harmless, ... Their main reason for being is to hunt for asteroids and comets that may pose a danger to our civilization, ...