RALEIGH – North Carolina State University researchers have identified the specific blend of pheromone chemicals – including a newly revealed aphrodisiac – used by male moths during courtship as they ...
Chewing gum companies might be on to something. At least, as long as you stick to spearmint-flavored gum — and you are a moth. Senior author Coby Schal, an urban entomology professor at North Carolina ...
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust said the "first-ever Hampshire records" of the "micro-moths, often overlooked ...
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Trail camera captures moths drinking moose tears, marking major scientific finding
Nature finds a way…to quench its thirst. In A Nutshell Researchers reviewing 247,000+ moose images from across New England ...
A big green caterpillar almost as thick as your little finger was munching away on an oak leaf in one of several displays on moths and their caterpillars at the Butterfly Society of Virginia’s meeting ...
As the summer-long hunt for gypsy moths continues, people who think they may have caught the pesky insect can bring it to the Washington State University Cooperative Extension office in Kelso for ...
According to top lepidopterists, no one knows more about Inland Northwest moths than Carl Barrentine. Barrentine became the authority by scrutinizing well over 100,000 individual moths that have ...
Jim Durbin stands for a portrait with cecropia moths at his home in Marion on Aug. 9. Durbin has collected more than 18,000 physical samples and roughly 500,000 photographs. The samples range in size ...
The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Colin Tiernan, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Oct. 23—According to top lepidopterists, no one knows more about Inland Northwest moths than Carl Barrentine.
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