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A Missouri beetle that needs corpses to survive is dying out. But there’s still hope
American burying beetles bring dead animals underground, turn them into preserved meatballs and feed them to their babies.
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Here’s When to Apply Grub Control—and Why You Might Be Able to Skip It Entirely
Then, they pupate in late spring and lay eggs in mid-summer, starting the grub worm life cycle over again. If you have May bugs or June bugs, though, know that these beetles’ grub life cycles ...
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Patton Oswalt, Meredith Salenger Fire Back At ‘Bitter Grub Worms’ After Criticism Of Their Engagement
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Worms become Europe's first edible insects, others may follow suit soon
All 27 European Union's nations gave the green light for the distribution of the Tenebrio molitor beetle larvae (mealworms) on the market. Researchers said the dried yellow worms could be a ...
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Finding and Describing the World’s Creepy-Crawlies
These three specimens of M. sestertia in the collections of the National Museum of Natural History (dorsal, top, and ventral views shown here) were collected in 1936.
Orange County Register28d
An update on scarab beetles and the damage they can do in the garden
Despite the repetition of certain claims on the internet, fig beetles are NOT innocuous. The grubs are deadly. When fig beetle eggs hatch, the grubs/larvae feed on decomposing material.