The Himba tribe of Namibia maintains unique customs. Bathing is largely forbidden, except for women at their wedding. They ...

What’s happening 14th annual St. Johns River Festival Of The Arts: Live art demonstrations and arts and crafts vendors. Admission is free and all proceeds support the festival’s Art-For-Kids ...

Learn about Florida’s native landscape plants during a free workshop hosted by ReGrow Volusia. Samantha West, sustainability and resilience manager for Volusia County, will share tips on protecting ...

Equatorial Africa's rain forests have sustained Pygmies ... heels—trying not to put pressure on spots where chiggers, tiny bug larvae that thrive in the loose soil, had attached themselves.

Seeing the enormous cabinets and extensive floor displays of butterflies and other insects on the museum ... Canada, parts of Africa and many different locations in South America.

Insects are disappearing at an alarming rate worldwide, but why? Agricultural intensification tops the list of proposed reasons, but there are many other, interconnected drivers that have an impact, ...

Why would I eat insects?' But it's something that we ate as kids and were very comfortable with." Speaking during the "Biodiversity Bites: A Culinary Journey into Agricultural Research in Africa ...

In Congo’s Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, gorillas are scratching at the soil as a foraging strategy to reach a species of […] ...

US judge halts Trump plan for rapid deportations to third countries A U.S. judge barred the Trump administration from rapidly deporting hundreds if not thousands of migrants to countries other ...

"These animals that lived on land and were fairly generalist in what they ate — they mostly ate animal matter, but they might eat bugs and small crustaceans, as well as small lizard-sized ...