
How Insects Keep Vertebrates Alive: As Food, Shelter and Medicinal Supply
A look at how insects serve as medicine, bait, and shelter for vertebrates—chimps, herons, sloths, birds, and frogs all depend on bugs.


A look at how insects serve as medicine, bait, and shelter for vertebrates—chimps, herons, sloths, birds, and frogs all depend on bugs.

Infected earwigs abandon their fear of water — a strange habit traced to a parasitic worm. The cause remains unknown.

AI spots the scent signal that calls lily moth males, opening a path to finding similar signals in other crop pests.

Coffee may contain crushed scale bugs and beetle debris, legally allowed by the FDA — except cockroaches.
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