INSECTS

In "Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs," Caitlin Doughty explains why human bones usually don't make a very good snack.

“It felt like someone was drilling into my bones,” one Florida woman said about the caterpillar sting.

Though scientists know the insects migrate south in the fall, there are still unanswered questions about the swarms.

Zero is an idea even young children struggle with, but bees are one of the few animal species that can figure it out.

They make the adorable sound with their wings when they're startled. You can listen to them for yourself.

Bees, like many animals, are polyandrous—meaning females partner with multiple mates. And they might need their own PSAs about the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases.

Even when two-thirds of their bodies are composed of fungal spores, the host cicadas continue to attempt mating in a drugged-out stupor.

The new law will cover 75 to 90 percent of the cost of transforming homeowners' lawns into sanctuaries for bees.

Michael Smith created a pain map of the worst places on the human body to get stung by a bee—and he used himself as his test subject.

The woman complained of eye pain and swelling. Doctors thought it was an infection. Then they saw the legs.

Bees are pretty smart. They can recognize human faces, understand the concept of zero, and even create their own glue, making it easier to carry pollen back to their hives.

Recent reports claimed a large number of stink bugs were wiped out by the recent cold snap that swept through the Midwest and Northeast. It turned out to be too good to be true.