A Moment of Science
On today's Moment of Science, learn about the predatory relationship between caterpillars and wasps.
Rose bushes and other plants have a time honored method of communicating with yellow jackets and other wasps.
The very bottom of the food chain is changing and can have far-reaching consequences for the rest of us. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Do you shoo away wasps because you're afraid of a nasty sting? Well you can breathe a little easier now. Find out why!
If honeybees in China were to become characters in a superhero comic book, they might be called Great Balls of Fire.
Certain species of male moths use toxins to protect themselves during sex. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Social insects such as wasps, bees, and ants rely on sight and odor to distinguish a nest mate from an outsider, but can they decipher between individuals?
In most species of social insects, such as wasps, bees, and ants, the females rule. The females are the workers.
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