Crawling the Web – Page 10 – Pest Management Professional

Do people actually eat eight spiders a year in your sleep? This urban legend isn't true — spiders are more...

Oxitec launches a new solution to control the dengue-spreading Aedes aegypti mosquito.

What do you think the most hated pest in the U.S. is? Check out the results based on a survey...

Pluton Biosciences’ participation in the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator program has generated a deeper understanding of how three novel bacteria...

New technology is being used to develop effective, non-chemical pest control strategies to help control pests, such as fire ants.

Chagas disease, which is transmitted from a kissing bug bite, is getting attention thanks to a reporter’s recent memoir.

A cargo ship attempted to enter the U.S. on July 17 via the Port of New Orleans and was refused...

The Entomological Society of America gathered a collection of articles that explore how drones are being used to manage pests.

Brood X cicadas, which are emerging now in 15 states, recently made their way into the engines of a plane...

If you live in an area in which Brood X cicadas are expected to emerge after 17 years underground, put...

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark used the red flour beetle as their test subject of how to...

As the busy season for pest management professionals (PMPs) gets under way, so, too, does the busy season for strange...

A recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology finds that mice can notice the signs of illness in others...

When the Easter Bunny glows pink and red, you know you either got into a bad batch of jelly beans,...

The next time one of your technicians complains about a bed bug account, point out that at least it's not...