Jun 13, 2025 Cyborg beetles that can climb vertical walls Scientists demonstrate wall-climbing behavior in cyborg beetles through controlled stimulation, enabling navigation in complex environments.

Originalpublikation: Gregor Belušič, Sander B. de Hoop, Elena Bencúrová, Domen Lazar, Johannes Spaethe, Casper J. van der Kooi: Remarkable red colour vision in two Mediterranean beetle ...

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Japanese beetles (Popillia japonica) are invasive pests with metallic-green bodies and copper-colored wings. While they may appear visually interesting, they can cause significant damage to lawns ...

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For the last four years, an invasive beetle has been spreading across Perth, infecting more than 4,000 trees so far. It's known as the polyphagous shot-hole borer and can kill a tree in just two ...

If you live in a stag beetle hotspot, take part in the Stag Beetle Count. For this, simply walk along the same local transect for 30 minutes six times between June and July on warm, sunny evenings.

Beetles can be found in almost all habitats, but are not known to occur in the sea or in the polar regions. They interact with their ecosystems in several ways.

Following the first Japanese beetle findings this year, the Swiss cantons of Basel-City and Basel-Land are stepping up their measures. June 26, 2025 - 15:51 2 minutes Keystone-SDA ...

After two weekends away, the Yakima Pepsi Beetles are glad to be home. It showed on the opening day of the Garretson Memorial Tournament on Thursday at Parker Faller Field. The Beetles ended a ...

The ancient Romans and Greeks dined on insects. Pliny, the first-century Roman scholar and author of Historia Naturalis, wrote that Roman aristocrats loved to eat beetle larvae reared on flour and ...