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USDA Flags Rising Spread of Asian Needle Ant Across 20 States

Officials warn of painful stings with possible anaphylaxis, with long-term ecosystem harm.

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Scorpion Stingers and Claws Are Reinforced With Metal, Study Finds

USDA, Army Corps Break Ground on Texas Sterile Fly Plant to Fight Screwworm

New Wall-Dwelling Spider Named for Pink Floyd Takes Prey Six Times Its Size

Ludwigslust-Parchim Plans Targeted Helicopter Spraying Against Oak Processionary Moth

German Cities Step Up Oak Processionary Moth Controls As Spring Hatch Nears

Illegal Trade in Exotic Ant Queens Surges as Kenya Seizure Exposes Lucrative Market

German States Ready Controls for Oak Processionary Moth Season

San Gabriel Valley Foothills Hit by Early Black Fly Surge

Bumblebee Queens Can Withstand a Week Underwater, Study Finds

Utrecht Ends Asian Hornet Eradication, Moves to Targeted Control in 2026

USDA, Army Corps Award Contract for Texas Sterile-Fly Plant

Coventry Man Undergoes Emergency Surgery After Suspected Spider Bite Leads to Severe Infection

Lanzarote Probes Locust Swarm After Calima Carries Insects to Canary Islands

Germany’s 2026 Pest Report Finds Berlin Bedbug Hotspot, Wasps Still No. 1

Mexico Narrows Screwworm Outbreak, With Sharp Drop in Tamaulipas and New Pet Cases Reported

U.S. Opens Texas Center to Disperse Sterile Flies Against Screwworm Threat

Argentina Declares Phytosanitary Emergency After Red Palm Weevil Found on Isla Martín García

Goethe’s Amber Yields 40‑Million‑Year‑Old Ant in New 3D Study

Abbott Declares Statewide Disaster to Block Screwworm From Entering Texas