Crawling the Web – Page 8 – Pest Management Professional

One in three Americans (34 percent) have considered burning down their own home after experiencing a bug infestation, according to...

The Asian giant hornet is getting a new name change from the Entomological Society of America to be called “northern...

The German cockroach (Blattella germanica) is potentially evolving to have a glucose-free diet, according to new research from North Carolina...

A new study from researchers in Japan showed that a cat's response to catnip helps protect them from mosquitos and...

As more studies surface, researchers are discovering that several animals like to make a meal out of invasive spotted lanternfly.

A new study suggests that Solenopsis invicta virus 3 (SINV-3) can be used as a natural way to control invasive...

ThePestInformer is now offering $2,000 to homeowners across the U.S. willing to release 100 American cockroaches into their homes for...

Have you encountered spotted wing drosophilia in the field? Where was it and how'd you take control it? New research...

Los Angeles, Calif., claims the top spot for the second year in a row for Orkin’s Top 50 Mosquito Cities...

Dr. Rebecca Varney posted her story on Twitter in search of Dr. Vernard Lewis, the “bug man” who took her...

Tuolumne County, Calif., may be home to a new species of insect — and county officials are asking the public...

Climate change is considered the No. 1 reason for the increasing diseases from ticks and mosquitoes, according to a Connecticut...

A Truly Nolen Pest Control employee saved a hawk from a pool during a routine pest control service in Phoenix,...

A newly discovered millipede species was named after Taylor Swift called Nannaria swiftae, or vernacularly, the Swift Twisted-Claw Millipede.

Two new species of carabids (ground beetles) were identified at a National Ecological Observatory Network field site at Pu’u Mala’ala...