But the insects these companies are purveying no longer look like insects.
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The insects are summertime terrors, suitably adapted for capturing and devouring small insects.
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They didn't really behave like insects and they definitely didn't feel like insects.
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In the battle between exciting adventure and large, noisy insects, the insects won.
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Insects are at-risk but insects are also easy to help on an individual level.
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Insects The insects are dying -- and that could be bad news for all of us.
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X. peckii is a member of the Strepsiptera, a group of insects that parasitise other insects.
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Stinging insects Just as with humans, dogs can have dangerous reactions to stinging insects, Knox said.
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Rather, gains are predicated on increasing demand for insects qua insects, in their natural physical state.
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Exactly what farmed insects eat depends as much on local regulations as on what the insects prefer.
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They're also bottom dwellers that eat pretty gross stuff — insects, baby insects, larvae, you get the picture.
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Would insects that had mutations promoting conscious feeling be likely to have more reproductive success than other insects?
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By the standard alimentary sequence, insects feed on plants or one another, and then birds hunt down insects.
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Insects look just as ugly as lobsters or crabs; people just associate insects as these pests, these annoying things.
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The insects then began feeding on each other, something herbivorous insects do often when food is poor or limited.
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We do know that they don't ingest waste like other insects, they don't aerate the soil like other insects.
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He would be a lonely voice there: a man who loved insects in a place where insects are the enemy.
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Insects Insects are in serious decline in some parts of Germany, and that could spell bad news for all of us.
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The more sadistic volunteers derived pleasure from killing the insects, and the more insects they killed, the more pleasure they derived.
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While large numbers of specialist insects, which fill a specific ecological niche, and general insects were declining, a small group of adaptable insects were seeing their numbers rise -- but nowhere near enough to arrest the decline, the report found.
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Sterile insect technique sees the release of infertile lab-raised male insects into wild native populations of insects of the same species.
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If insects are the problem, the plants make jasmonic acid as well as special compounds that summon predators to eat the insects.
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Dr. Matthews's specialty is not strange things insects do with their urine, but the various ways insects get oxygen from their environment.
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Today, we're featuring several products designed to shoo insects away from your residence or business alongside others meant to kill the insects outright.
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"They are insects that eat other insects alive," said Lars Krogmann, an entomologist at the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart in Germany.
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Freshwater insects such as mosquitoes are eaten by birds, amphibians, insects and fish, according to the Environmental Protection Agency in the United States.
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The newly discovered insects are now known as Mesophthirus engeli and showcase the early evolutionary development of lice-like insects, the researchers said.
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Related: Artist Generates Hundreds of Unique Polygonal Alien Insects Artist Hatches Steampunk Insects Wearing Mechanical Gears 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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If we can get cool people, the elite in a given society, to eat insects, then that would increase people's openness to trying insects.
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Typically it's insects that land in the resin (and there are lots of samples of insects in amber) but occasionally something weird might happen.
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If you look at certain insects, the females have special shapes for scooping out sperm from the males, while other insects' penises break off.
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Pesticides reduce the damage that insects cause, but when used indiscriminately, they can also harm people or kill the insects that we rely on.
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Some 80% of wild plants use insects for pollination while 60% of birds rely on insects as a food source, according to the study.
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Insects thrive in spite of being vulnerable to the larger world around them; Arnold's insects are often struggling to break free of some environmental hazard.
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During this week's three-game home stand, the Mariners actually sold out of the chili-and-lime dusted insects, serving more than 18,000 individual insects.
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Insects have long been popular in areas such as Mexico and South America, but large companies are now turning to insects as a meat alternative.
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We fear them more than Scooter Brats, those squat creatures who dart at our ankles like insects but which, unlike insects, we are forbidden to swat.
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"My wife and I have a big belief in the future of insects as a food source," Mr. Cannon-Brookes said over brunch (granola, not insects).
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"Insects eat plants and insects transmit the majority of plant viruses," Blake Bextine, the DARPA program manager for Insect Allies, said in a press release from 2016.
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The study could also provide insight into the conservation of butterflies and moths -- some of the most-studied insects -- given the widespread decline in flying insects generally.
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"It didn't feel like eating insects," says Bae, an 18-year-old student having lunch with a friend at Papillon's Kitchen, a Seoul restaurant specialising in insects.
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The researchers said the surf-like motion hasn't been documented in other insects and most semiaquatic insects use their legs for propulsion, what's known as water-walking.
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These formidable insects have been observed to eat other insects (especially fly-like bugs), lizards, frogs, snakes, turtles, mice, and even small birds (namely hummingbirds and brown creepers).
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Edible insects are slowly gaining popularity in Thailand, with packaged snacks sold in 7-Eleven convenience stores and insects sold in bulk at Makro, a local wholesale supermarket.
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Earthbound plants aren't just passive organisms: trees can communicate danger with one another to repel invading insects, secrete chemicals that can turn insects against one another, and exchange RNA.
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So the society used a standardized method for weighing insects in alcohol, which told a powerful story simply by showing how much the overall mass of insects dropped over time.
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Yoon said the first step to encouraging Americans to adopt insects as food is redefining the public's conditioned perception of insects as pests and making the bug-eating experience fun.
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Praying mantises are among the most frightening insects on the planet, equipped with powerful front legs which they use to snatch unwary insects, spiders, and even the odd amphibian or reptile.
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Fewer insects, or insects which emerge too early in the spring thanks to warmer winters, could cut bird food sources and impact populations, and on and on through the food web.
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But as with the alien virus–carrying insects of The X-Files, "Hated" gets a great deal of mileage out of the sheer alien horror of a giant swarm of insects.
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They found that the particles did not disappear from the mosquitoes' systems after the insects moved between life stages and started to fly, and were present inside the fully formed insects.
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The UN added that insects are also a popular choice amongst those who want to protect the environment because farming insects uses less land, water, and feed than conventional livestock farming.
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"We know that insects have the ability to resist bacterial and fungi diseases ... So, feeding the insects to pigs prone to diarrhea may reduce the bacterial population of those pathogens," he said.
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Subjects were quick to associate flowers with "pleasant" words and insects with "unpleasant" words, leading the researchers to conclude that positive feelings were subconsciously linked to flowers, and negative ones to insects.
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Parasitic wasps use their venom to turn unsuspecting insects into incubators for their young, but it's unclear how such a diverse, widespread group of insects evolved specialized poison to hijack their hosts.
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Biss, a commercial sports photographer, started out shooting the insects that his son collected in the garden before branching out to dead insects from the archives of Oxford University's Natural History Museum.
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Perhaps the most important is that the genes that make it hard for these insects to transmit disease may also make individual insects weaker or less healthy than the target natural population.
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Evidence of insects in written reports, fossilized feces and mummies found in caves across North America, and corroboration from nearly every other continent, suggest humans have valued insects as food for millenniums.
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This is because insects are still so new here at home that the Danish office of food product regulation has not yet given permission for consumer sale of insects produced in Denmark.
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And in addition to documenting the ants' exploding behavior in more detail, the researchers also studied their eating habits; these insects like to munch on algae, moss, fungi, dead insects, fruit, and fish.
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Hubert added that the firm's entire production process, "from feeding to controlling the health and welfare of our insects, and from the sensors used for quality control to harvesting mature insects," was automated.
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While no one likes to think of insects feeding on their loved ones, or themselves, it can offer a new perspective on the cycle of not only the insects' lives, but our own.
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Parasitoid wasps lay their eggs on on other host insects.
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VICE: Why did you decide to write about insects now?
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Don't most bugs and insects have a short life span?
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Why do you think eating insects is becoming more popular?
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"Overcome fear," Kanye captioned an Instagram photo showing the insects.
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How many insects do you think are in your home?
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First, it shows how amazingly adaptable these insects really are.
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Snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and insects came in to stay.
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A fun question to think about; are insects considered animals?
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Especially from menaces like bacteria, viruses, and even adventurous insects.
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Gaby Wormann, who makes mechanical insects from vintage watch parts.
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An estimated 10 percent of insects are also at risk.
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She had a passion for animals, birds, flowers and insects.
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Small insects and mantis shrimp put larger animals to shame.
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Blood lacks enough B vitamins, and even insects need them.
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Researchers spent February and part of March collecting the insects.
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Stick insects reproduce by a process called parthenogenesis — without males.
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It's likely that the juveniles eat insects and perhaps vegetation.
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The group is focused on protecting insects and their habitats.
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All insects are hairy and water repellant to some degree.
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Maggots and other insects feeding on honey in the hive.
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However, flowers often have bright colors to attract pollinating insects.
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Protesters responded by releasing insects into one of the restaurants.
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Even 10% of the world's insects are on the brink.
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Previously, the rodent's diet consisted of grains, roots and insects.
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Conner's spidery, symmetrical, linear forms suggest insects and ancient signs.
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Infections spread through insects, food and animals moved between countries.
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Insects and drought are to blame for the high numbers.
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Pesticides are devastating insects, including those our crops crucially need.
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Glazed in chocolate, garlic, and rosé oil, but insects nonetheless.
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Or we should all be eating insects instead of cows.
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Many plants use these volatile compounds to ward off insects.
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I feel their pain, they're the insects of the sea.
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Social insects can even work together and combine their strength.
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Some of his compositions are named after birds and insects.
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"It hypnotizes the pests like snakes and insects," he says.
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Vegetation, birds, and insects can all mean nearby water sources.
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They're imitations of insects at different stages in their development.
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They eat only insects and are loyal to their handlers.
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Here, the insects work by making their victims more extreme.
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But bees aren't the only insects disappearing in unprecedented numbers.
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Insects known as cicadas have also been called "August flies."
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What do we say when death comes for the insects?
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Insects are also losing their habitats to farming and urbanization.
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Thus the Schmidt Pain Scale for Stinging Insects was born.
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Other insects caught included aphids, ants, wasps, bees, and moths.
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These insects are tied so much with our agricultural system.
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It was in a collection of fossil insects, after all.
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Unlike burying beetles, most insects lay eggs and move on.
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Australia's indigenous groups have eaten insects for protein for generations.
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Gardeners now choose native plants specifically to attract native insects.
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But the winged insects' luck could be about to change.
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Humans might have built civilizations, but insects own the world.
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After all, over half of all known species are insects.
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You have more birds, which is good for controlling insects.
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Consider, in comparison, more specialized insects like bedbugs or termites.
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If you need lunch, try Insects in the Backyard restaurant.
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That's because many adult insects sleep off winter in dormancy.
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Dirt, paint, at least one turd, dead insects, stuffed animals.
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Only insects and a few other species do the same.
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The council predicted insects and lizards would shortly return too.
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His collection of moths, butterflies and other insects was famous.
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In recent weeks, some have been eating the insects again.
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The third work features hundreds of live reptiles and insects.
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The cells are filthy, infested with insects, rodents and snakes.
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The mixture protects her skin from the sun and insects.
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These count as insects, so catch them with your net.
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Insects like fireflies tend to be critical to their ecosystems.
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"I would also like to make giant insects," he said.
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Craftsmen apply an herbal solution that repels rats and insects.
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"My hobby is taking pictures of insects," Mr. Yamazaki said.
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The air buzzed with insects whirring a fervent nocturnal chorus.
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We want to shape a whole new culture around insects.
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A variety of insects are common in the tattoo world.
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Larval insects ingested pharmaceuticals underwater in areas exposed to runoff.
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I used to keep all these different tropical insects in my room and I think I wanted to just live in a rain forest and collect insects when I was seven, eight years old.
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Scientists have long suspected that insects transmit the disease, and the team wore chest-waders in the blistering heat as they cast nets in slow-moving backwaters, collecting insects and preserving them in alcohol.
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The researchers make several assessments, using the amount of food individual spiders need to eat, the number of insects they catch in their webs, and the number of insects they kill on the hunt.
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It's more likely to get you interested in actually eating insects on a daily basis, versus insects being something you only try in educational facilities or at Greenpeace yearly meetings or something like that.
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Previous research has concluded that organic farms have not only more insects, but more species of insects, than conventional farms, and that research might explain why, in early 2018, the European Union banned neonicotinoids.
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"We don't need everybody to eat insects," said Robert Nathan Allen, founder and director of Little Herds, an educational nonprofit in Austin, Texas, that promotes the use of insects for human food and animal feed.
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Here, in laboratories and greenhouses packed with genetic sequencing machines, robotic equipment and plants and insects of all sizes, scientists are using nuclear technology to stop insects reproducing and to spur disease-resistant banana trees.
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Twitter Won't Suspend Louis Farrakhan For His Tweet Comparing Jews To Insects In an extremely Twitter decision, Twitter has decided you can compare Jews to insects until new rules go into effect later this year.
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Plant leaves use odoriferous molecules to defend themselves from insects and fungi, to cope with heat stress, to listen to the health of other plants and to summon parasitic insects to devour leaf-eating pests.
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The scientists put the insects through a kind of roach Olympics.
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Say what you will about insects, they are astonishing to behold.
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Mosquitoes are more fragile than other insects, despite their menacing tendencies.
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They tested a variety of temperatures to keep the insects sluggish.
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Lots of dyes used in sodas and colas derive from insects.
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She thought she saw insects crawling across the torn up upholstery.
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This is evidence that even insects are capable of complex tasks.
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Each zombifies a different species of ants or attacks other insects.
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Some are also decorated with colorful three-dimensional worms and insects.
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The insects' neck plates are similar to them, the authors said.
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In fact, winged insects only make up 5003% of their diet.
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The insects' activity was then carefully monitored over the following month.
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"They're much simpler than insects," he told the New York Times.
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This includes everything from insects and spiders to centipedes and crabs.
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High temperature cause insects to use up a lot of energy.
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The young insects secrete antimicrobial compounds that keep the wound clean.
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The process we've developed [at HOTLIX]... we've tried many, many insects.
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The reptiles also have a taste for insects, fruit and birds.
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Ivanpah's bright lights attract insects, which in turn attracts the birds.
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Rare insects like Wallace's giant bee can be valuable to collectors.
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Most of the surveilled insects were bumble bees and honey bees.
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Indeed, social insects, such as ants, remove and bury their dead.
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Tarantulas are solitary creatures that hunt large insects, frogs and snakes.
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The insects have been present in America for around 20 years.
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"This system prevents insects from entering within our greenhouse," he added.
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Less extreme permutations might feature insects or inanimate objects being crushed.
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The houses, normally light in color, turned dark with writhing insects.
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But the challenge for seaweed and insects is in the marketing.
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Add one more to the 2bn people worldwide who chomp insects.
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Dr. Knipling believed these sterile insects could suppress the screwworm biologically.
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Insects are food sources for countless bird, fish, and mammal species.
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In fact, winged insects only make up 5% of their diet.
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The insects cover their own hearing organs to avoid doing damage.
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In fact, many types of insects have bodies that mimic plants.
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Generalist omnivores will eat animals, insects, and even fruits and vegetables.
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To feed them all, we might have to start eating insects.
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Bollgard II RR Flex combines resistance to insects and weed-killers.
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Many people are still disgusted by the thought of consuming insects.
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Clearly, modern stage blood is no longer made from boiled insects.
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The insects crawl into the sign and become trapped, eventually dying.
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Among the world of insects, caterpillars seem like models of chill.
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Vegetation, birds, and insects can all mean a nearby water source.
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Termites evolved eusociality long before other insects like ants and bees.
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The insects fly at speeds up to 25 miles per hour.
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But somehow, separately, both vertebrates and insects developed these similar skills.
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Female insects, Kya thought, know how to deal with their lovers.
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If insects were to vanish, the environment would collapse into chaos.
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He finds it curious that people would object to imbibing insects.
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Singing frogs and insects suffer similar noise-induced breakdowns in communication.
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What insects and bugs are shown up close in the video?
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Birds protect crops from insects, pollinate flowers and spread plant seeds.
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Well, insects don't groom or protect injured parts of their bodies.
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Birds that try to eat the insects vomit them back up.
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Dr. Eisner would typically note some intriguing behavior, usually involving insects.
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You wouldn't think gravity would be a big worry for insects.
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Worldwide, insects pollinate more than 75 percent of our food crops.
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A third study shows plummeting numbers of aquatic insects in streams.
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"Insects have the whole world on their shoulders," Dr. Latty said.
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In total, the insects still kill over 800,000 people every year.
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This year they'll take their cues from the plants and insects.
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"(Insects are) the small creatures that run the world," he said.
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Why, then, do we gag at the thought of eating insects?
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Other days it feels like insects are crawling all over her.
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The biodegradable, open-sided boxes free the insects as they fall.
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In other words, they behaved much like a swarm of insects.
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Interest in entomophagy — the consumption of insects — was fueled in part by a 2013 report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations on the viability of edible insects to help curb world hunger.
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Each of the 4,000 or so insects in the collection met its end at the hands of a "citizen scientist," one of 500 or so volunteers who scoop up scuttling insects and mail them to the university.
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Chef Joseph Yoon, who is the executive director of New York City-based advocacy group Brooklyn Bugs, aims to raise appreciation and awareness for edible insects through creative programming and by incorporating insects into his haute cuisine.
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Senasa has set up a hotline to report sightings of the insects.
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And those species have pushed many native birds and giant insects out.
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And the sounds of insects and birds, little strings of noteson staves.
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Birds and insects were also significantly affected, although they would thrive later.
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Among earthly life forms, the most alien, to my mind, are insects.
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But feeding can require the insects to probe beneath their host's eyelid.
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Insects frequently take up residence in burner tubes during the off-season.
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Many of the science museum's rare insects were missing from their displays.
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Several of the insects landed in her palm though only one stayed.
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They're so graceful and helpful, hoovering up all those insects mid-flight.
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He added that it would eat insects and spiders smaller than itself.
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Developing new sources of animal feed (insects, grasses, legumes etc) is critical.
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Birds and insects call quietly as they fly above and creep below.
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But many pollinators are under threat, particularly insects like bees and butterflies.
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This is a problem Here's why multi-immunity insects are a problem.
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Robotic insects could help pollinate plants if bee numbers continue to decline.
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Pollinating insects in general, and bees in particular, are falling in numbers.
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Around 2bn people eat insects already, but few of them are Westerners.
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But insects and ticks are by far the most numerous blood-feeders.
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And then there's an attack from a wave of huge, terrifying insects.
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Insects, migrating birds and other wildlife lose their habitats as a result.
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After being detonated, the drone insects just come back with a fury.
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Fish are why most insects would be crazy to crawl under water.
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Insects can be protected in two broad ways, dubbed sharing and sparing.
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The bugs' expanded, exaggerated legs aren't common among insects, say the researchers.
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This isn't the only research being done on semi-sentient robot insects.
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But converters acknowledged eating insects may not be immediately appetizing to many.
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Harry is no stranger to pesky insects flying around during inopportune moments.
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Insects of any kind in the house can be anyone's worst nightmare.
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Before we wade into the insects, we should probably talk about antioxidants.
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In other words, Zika is an arbovirus, passed to people by insects.
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"Insects are inherently high in fat and protein and minerals," said Bessa.
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"Insects need very little water, feed and space to grow," Bessa explained.
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Hochkirk thinks smaller, less charismatic animals like insects might make easier targets.
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Once we saw them moving — swarming like insects — we couldn't believe it.
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Where available, mattresses were thin and often infested with vermin and insects.
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Some hunters come out at night and attempt to catch other insects.
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Also biting insects such as bedbugs, mosquitoes, and fleas can cause hives.
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The insects are found in almost all the countries in the Americas.
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The cells of invertebrates like insects, though, are quite different from vertebrates.
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New York City apparently has a whole lot of leaves and insects.
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In the end, she gives her verdict: the insects taste like chips.
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In terms of biomass, the insects greatly exceeded migratory birds in Britain.
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"Insects are nature's recyclers, and a natural food for animals," Whitaker explains.
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By early January, residents had been reduced to eating grass and insects.
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Once we saw them moving—swarming like insects—we couldn't believe it.
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But they have the unintended consequence of harming helpful insects like honeybees.
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When it comes to attracting investors, insects are not a sexy prospect.
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Lesnik says even she has struggled to incorporate insects into her diet.
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A third of our food is pollinated by birds, bats and insects.
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Worst of all were the bugs, including mosquitoes and other bloodsucking insects.
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These layers keep out most oxygen, preventing insects from surviving and reproducing.
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The red cochineal pigment, derived from insects, is worthy of additional consideration.
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Brandon is hooked on learning about everything from insects to American history.
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Some, however, do eat hundreds or even thousands of insects every night.
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Yes, insects can get into the house and do so on occasion.
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Farmers have called it the last line of defense against certain insects.
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These stories are advisories on human hubris: the insects will survive us.
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I listened to the ever-shifting drone of insects in the Everglades.
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Earth is at risk of losing all its insects in 100 years.
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He taught us the names of all kinds of flowers and insects.
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It's almost entirely reliant on pollinators, which includes bees among other insects.
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The insects just retreat into the walls and soon return, he said.
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Bug experts note there are probably some 103 million insects species alone.
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What's more, insects also carry little worms, called nematodes, in their stomachs.
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Why this association, especially when it comes to equating humans and insects?
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There are aquatic insects that can live on, or partially in, water.
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All of the reptiles and insects in the exhibition are captive-bred.
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The feeding of the reptiles and insects is managed by trained experts.
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Food scientists call it entomophagy, which is the practice of eating insects.
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It all came to about $170 AUD [$128.25 USD] of edible insects.
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I never really taken much notice of insects of invertebrates in general.
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What's been the response when you tell people you own these insects?
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Bluebirds eat insects; snakes eat bluebirds; hawks eat snakes; owls eat hawks.
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A world without insects means a world with empty grocery-store shelves.
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These insects are in the middle of a tough real estate decision.
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Even though the bathtub was now covered in dust and dead insects.
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Similarly, overplanting of Bt corn or cotton can help create resistant insects.
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Natural fibers become "cafeterias for insects," said Jennifer Gibson, the program's director.
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She is attuned to the habits of birds and bats and insects.
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They protect humans and crops by eating insects and pollinating fruit trees.
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Creating a vaccine for insects was not always believed to be possible.
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Human beings are not insects, and our country is not a beehive.
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Officer Michael Lauriano sucked up the insects with a large vacuum cleaner.
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This isn't the first study to indicate that insects are in trouble.
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Losses in midsummer, when these insects are most numerous, exceeded 80 percent.
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Boil the insects for 1 minute and drain in cold water. 2.
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Insects are a case study in the invisible importance of the common.
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The Venus fly trap appears to count when insects trigger its trap.
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Other seeds and some insects use a similar kind of bristly flight.
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As insects enter our larders, shouldn't we accept them as they are?
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I don't see insects eating them, nor do deer forage on them.
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Its teeth suggest its diet was mainly fruits and insects, Beard added.
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Attempts to attract bats and owls and insects could also be made.
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Some of the insects pictured above are bees, and some are not.
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This reduces temperature, but increases humidity and the potential to draw insects.
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And there is a lot of dead wood, which many insects love.
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However, modifying insects is controversial, as the long term effects are unknown.
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Practice being grateful that the cold weather means fewer disease-carrying insects.
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And scientists have yet to define the limits of insects' mental abilities.
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The company breeds certain strains of fly, resulting in highly optimized insects.
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Some that are under study now go beyond blitzing insects with chemicals.
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Pills containing incorrect dosages, unstable compounds, ground-up glass, and even insects?
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Insects. Specifically, bugs infected with engineered viruses capable of gene-editing crops.
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"What harms insects also harms people," Germany's environment minister Svenja Schulze said.
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" Schulze added that "a world without insects is not worth living in.
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This fits with the higher levels of activity observed in infected insects.
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For as long as we've been around, humans have lived with insects.
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He argued that Trump ought to have more sympathy for the insects.
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After about six weeks, the insects are frozen until they are dead.
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Insects' extinction rate is eight times faster than that of larger animals.
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