Insects that can learn faces also falter when shown modified images, ... Given the importance of specialization to human face learning, ...

It wears a face "mask" on its butt. The reason why is genius, and there's definitely more to these maggots than meets the eye ...

Ever since a few enterprising bed bugs hopped off a bat and attached themselves to a Neanderthal walking out of a cave 60,000 years ago, bed bugs have enjoyed a thriving relationship with their ...

The bugs that chose humans adapted well and are now found all over the world. Lead author Lindsay Miles said the research offers a clearer view of how pests have evolved in close step with us.

Tiny arachnids help keep our skin healthy, but they can also cause problems, especially while their hosts are trying to sleep ...

We humans might be the Earth’s apex predator, but it’s bugs that really rule the world. At least 5 million insect species live on our planet and some of them like to take up residence right ...

Humans have a tendency to see faces where there are none. So do computers. Are they more like us in their flaws? This rocky hill in Ebihens, France, is, well, just that -- a rocky hill in Ebihens ...

Dr. Scott Walter, a dermatologist in Golden, Colorado, recently told his 959,700 TikTok followers about teeny, tiny bugs called Demodex mites that live on everyone’s faces.

If you’ve ever wondered how beekeepers have such a good rapport with their bees, it’s actually because these clever little bugs can actually differentiate between human faces and return to ...

How Honeybees See Humans Given that P. metricus can slowly learn faces when trained to do so, despite lacking a specialized mechanism for this activity, one might wonder whether insects with small ...