Crawling the Web – Page 17 – Pest Management Professional

South Korea reaches out to Texas A&M, leading experts on red fire ants, for help controlling a recent invasion.

Humans can jump pretty far, but spiders can jump even farther to catch their prey. According to ValueWalk, some spider...

A raccoon goes on a wild adventure while escaping capture by the Wildlife Management Services. Her day began by scoping...

Players and fans during a world cup match had to battle with clouds of insects at a Russian arena.

Scientists are searching for a way to help fight the effects of mosquito saliva by developing a vaccine against it....

Employees at the Madison Police Department had an unexpected culprit causing havoc in their parking lot.

Insect biodiversity has been dropping in recent decades, which causes an issue when documenting the diversity of insects for pest...

Washington State University houses over 3.1 million insects that pest management professionals and entomologists can use as a resource.

In its weekly legislative roundup email in June 8 from its Public Policy team, the National Pest Management Association noted...

A foot-long bearded dragon was found sunbathing on a rock at the University of Wisconsin this spring.

An illustration project turns the characters from Star Wars into a collection of imaginary insects.

Lee County, Florida, was selected by the federal government to test and use drone technology for pest control management.

A total of 642,602 cases of disease caused by the bite of an infected mosquito, tick or flea.

The East Asian tick (Haemaphysalis longicornis), also known as the longhorned tick or bush tick, has possibly been established in...

Teachers in Arizona walked out of their classrooms Thursday to demand more funding for public schools. Among the list of...