7 articles tagged with "insects"
Insects, which constitute a significant portion of biodiversity in tropical ecosystems, are nearing their thermal limits due to rising temperatures, raising concerns about their survival.
Recent research indicates that bumblebees can recognize rhythms, suggesting significant cognitive capabilities despite their small brain size.
New research suggests that the massive body size of insects 300 million years ago may not be directly linked to high atmospheric oxygen levels, challenging previous assumptions.
Recent research sheds light on the mechanisms mosquitoes use to locate targets, emphasizing their reliance on visual cues and carbon dioxide rather than social behavior.
Monitoring insect populations effectively requires advanced technologies like AI and cameras, which can provide critical data for conservation strategies.
A recent study highlights that nearly 90% of North America's spider and insect species lack conservation status, raising concerns about ecosystem health.
Research from Kobe University indicates that smaller aquatic beetles can evade predation by catfish through resistance to ingestion, highlighting important ecological dynamics.