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For the holiday of love, we all look for ideas to impress the object of our affections. Delightful presents, enticing perfumes, delicate attention:...Read more
We’re so often impressed by human inventions. And yet, nature often got their ahead of us, and a long, long time ago. Insects can inspire at any...Read more
When the Insectarium sounded the alarm confirming that the province’s most recognizable butterfly—the monarch—had virtually disappeared from this...Read more
This year, the state of New York witnessed the massive emergence of three species of periodical cicadas, which have a life cycle of 17 years. A few...Read more
The monarch (Danaus plexippus) is the most recognizable butterfly species in the world. Its annual migration is unique: at the end of the summer,...Read more
Cassidinae: Fascinating little beetles Tortoiseshell beetles constitute a fascinating group of small beetles belonging to the Cassidinae subfamily of...Read more
Have you ever wondered what insects do in winter, when it is too cold to eat and multiply? Where do they go? The famous Aesop fable “The Ant and the...Read more
Who hasn’t heard a scary story about spiders? Their mysterious habits, their sometimes strange appearance and our fertile imaginations often make us...Read more
It might not seem like an ideal roommate at first glance, but the house centipede’s habits cannot be faulted! Scutigera coleoptrata , to give it its...Read more
The many reports and articles about bed bugs in the past few weeks have been hard to ignore… Until recently, this insect was little known among the...Read more