A Moment of Science
We've all had ant troops visit us on our picnics. Find out more about the science behind the march of the ants.
Ever come across a perfect spider web? How do spiders design their webs?
Do you shoo away wasps because you're afraid of a nasty sting? Well you can breathe a little easier now. Find out why!
The fastest of them are so fast that they travel about 170 times their body length per second.
That's right, fruit flies hold their liquor better than just about any other member of the animal kingdom.
Do insects even have hearts? Sure they do, but their hearts are somewhat different from human hearts.
Though most true bugs eat plant sap, some feed on animals. One such true bug is the assassin bug, which feeds on fellow insects.
True bugs are distinguished from other insects by the structure of their mouthparts and the way they feed.
Many studies are done on ant behavior, but these amazing Amazonian ants are especially tricky.
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