We often come across small caterpillars in spring, nibbling on leaves all day long. A few weeks later, they disappear and ...

Do they feel pain ... At first glance, it doesn’t seem like injury stops many insects from continuing to move, feed, or mate normally. At the very least, I’m not certain there’s much ...

We see them everywhere in spring: colorful flowers that seem to call out to bees, butterflies, and other insects. These ...

But what about insects? How do small creatures ... Queen bumblebees, bald-faced hornets, and yellow jackets mate in the fall and spend the winter in underground burrows. In spring, they emerge ...

But how do insects know that winter is coming ... After being born late in the summer season they mate and stock up on energy before finding a place to hibernate for the winter. When we see them again ...

Yes, Some Animals Can Have Babies Without a Mate. Here's How A boa constrictor ... Some plants and insects can do it, as well as some amphibians, reptiles, birds and fish. A stingray named ...

But how do insects know where to find pollen? In theory, the process is easy: A flower flaunts bits of tasty, aromatic dust in plain sight, letting pollinators know where to go right away.