Fly bites on pets not as bad as they look: veterinarian
You may have noticed some peculiar marks on your pet’s stomach recently. Continue reading
insects
‘Get that thing away from me!’: Couple discovers giant hornet buzzing in North Vancouver
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The four-centimetre-long insect is considered the second-deadliest hornet in the world, but experts say most humans are still safe. Continue reading
Sask. scientists solve mystery and discover new insect species in canola crops
A newly discovered insect species isn’t believed to be harmful to canola crops but scientists say they will need to study it further. Continue reading
Extreme weather could impact invasive insect species, says Winnipeg forester
Extended cold snaps have the potential to impact over-wintering pest populations, Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show Recap: Pesty Eaters
We’ll explore the nutritional value of insects and learn how you can enjoy this food like you would a potato chip or biscotti. Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show becomes latest podcast from Edmonton’s Corus Radio team
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
He’s been a regular on 630 CHED’s The Ryan Jespersen Show for months, and now Jason Tetro is taking on the hosting duties for a new podcast being produced in Edmonton. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Fall is here — and that means bugs are keen to move into your house
Towards the fall, it becomes increasingly likely that you will be awash in unwanted guests sneaking into your home through openings you might not know about. Continue reading
The bugs we need — bees, ladybugs, butterflies — appear to be dying off, scientists say
The evidence is disparate. But scientists’ worries are very real. Continue reading
Mosquitoes in London trap test positive for West Nile virus
The Middlesex-London Health Unit said a trap located near Springbank Dr. and Wharncliffe Rd. contained mosquitoes that tested positive for West Nile Virus. Continue reading
Mountain pine beetle epidemic sparks wildfire concerns in Jasper
By Sarah Kraus Reporter
In Jasper National Park, world-renowned forests that were once lush and green are dying and turning orange thanks to the mountain pine beetle. Continue reading