Watch a Peacock Spider Dancing to YMCA
This is peacock spider. Its name comes from the colorful body it displays in order to stand out during mating season.
It's so tiny yet...
Adrian is an Insect Breeder – see his photos with the bugs
20-year-old Adrian Kozakiewicz is probably the youngest insect breeder in Europe and the owner of the company Insecthaus. He specializes in praying mantises and...
Papa John’s Created Tiny Pizzas For Bees
Bee
populations have been declining rapidly over the past couple of years and to
draw attention to this global problem, Papa John’s created the world’s first...
Elena Zaycman’s Glass Butterflies Make For Fantastic Gifts
Saint Petersburg-based glass artist Elena Zaycman creates stunning stained glass sculptures shaped after the natural world. Among her more stunning creations are luminous butterflies and...
Murder Hornets are Not a Threat to U.S. According to Bug Experts
You may have read recently that "murder hornets" have made their way from Asia to the United States and are coming to get you....
Emillie Ferris Creates Beautiful Insect Inspired Embroideries
UK based embroiderer Emillie Ferris is best known for her beautiful threaded artwork of bees, butterflies, moths, and other creatures. She started her embroidery...
Jason Lyons Creates Insect Sculptures Using Recycled Materials
For sculptor Jason Lyons recycling
has been a huge part of his life. Growing up, he often went on a ‘junk’ hunting
trip with his father...
Raku Inoue Makes Insect Portraits Using Flowers
Raku Inoue is a Tokyo-born, Montreal-based artist and the creator of a series titled Natura Insects which showcases butterflies, spiders, bees, and even scorpions...
A French Bee is the First Bee Influencer on Social Media
A French bee named B. is the world’s first bee influencer. Just like her human colleagues, she travels, enjoys her life, and posts stages...
Monarch Butterflies Turn This Forest Orange Every November
There’s a forest in Mexico located between the states of Michoacan and Estado that becomes orange every November thanks to the monarch butterflies that...
