Climate change and human-made shelters have created survivable habitat for the cold-adapted mosquito species Culiseta ...
Mosquitoes were discovered in Iceland for the first time, potentially ending the country's mosquito-free status, adding to ...
Animals respond to injury in many ways. So far, evidence for animals tending wounds with biologically active materials is ...
When an Iceland resident found an odd-looking insect on a fly trap, he took his suspicions online, and scientists soon ...
It's spring in Texas and that means bluebonnets, baseball and unfortunately, bugs and this year crane flies are abundant. Often confused by new Texans for a Texas-sized mosquito or incorrectly ...
For a recent paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers investigated the odd physics of a ...
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New discovery reveals chimpanzees in Uganda use flying insects to tend their wounds
In our research based in Kibale National Park, Uganda, chimpanzees have been seen applying insects to their own open wounds on five occasions, and in one case to another individual.
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