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Ah, the caterpillar — just a young moth or butterfly on a journey to get their wings. But while these pre-cocoon youngsters may lack the majesty of a Monarch, they’re still rocking some royally ...
Read MoreIf you think starting over once a year is a big deal, try being an insect. They shed their exoskeletons five to 60 times before they “come of age” and finish developing from an infant insect int...
Read MoreYou might be cheering the arrival of winter, but most bugs aren’t. That’s because their tiny ectothermic bodies aren’t built to withstand temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. When cold weat...
Read MoreWhile you might be sad to see warmer temps leave, there’s at least one good thing about the arrival of winter: less bugs. Because most creepy crawlers are ectotherms — meaning they’re dependent ...
Read MoreThey scurry. They nibble. They wreak havoc on your home. Come fall, mice head indoors to avoid colder weather. Whether you spot their droppings in the garage or find the chewed up evidence that ...
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