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Global Study Finds Predator Pressure Decides When Camouflage or Warning Colors Work

A worldwide field test using 15,018 baited paper moths across 21 forests pinpoints local predator competition as the main predictor of survival.

Asian Longhorned Tick Reaches Maine in Furthest-Northeast U.S. Detection

Illinois Study Pinpoints County Hotspots for Disease-Carrying Ticks

Fossils Link 24-Million-Year-Old Linden Flowers to Bumblebee Pollinators

Pan-African Genome Map of Anopheles funestus Details Rapid Resistance and Control Targets

Albany County Confirms First West Nile Virus Case Since 2018

Iberian Harvester Ant Queens Clone Males From Another Species, Nature Study Finds

CDC Journal Review Presses U.S. to Treat Chagas as Endemic

Beer and Bed-Sharing Linked to Greater Mosquito Attraction in Festival Study

Science Study Finds 79% of Fiji’s Endemic Ants in Decline as Introduced Species Expand

Asian Longhorned Tick Confirmed in Maine, Farthest Northeast U.S. Detection to Date

Festival Study Ties Beer Drinking, Recent Sex to Higher Mosquito Attraction

Ant Queens Clone Males of Another Species to Build Hybrid Workforces

State Parks Foundation Urges Californians to Report Monarch Sightings Ahead of Biodiversity Week

Iberian Harvester Ant Queens Clone Another Species to Produce Workers

Ant Queens Clone Males of Another Species to Build Hybrid Workforces

Sheet Web Spiders Use Trapped Fireflies’ Glow as Bait, Study Finds

WHO Backs New Mosquito Control Tools as UCSF Review Shows 56% Bite Reduction

U.S. Confirms First Travel-Linked Screwworm Case in Maryland Patient

Wild Bumble Bees Balance Macros, Splitting Into Two Nutrient Niches