Found in the tropical forests of West Africa, emperor scorpions are popular pets because of their size—up to about ... a millipede, a velvet ant, a Japanese hornet, and a tarantula hawk ...

Wasp vs. hornet: what’s the difference? Don’t worry, we’re not picking favorites today, because I’d choose neither. We’re simply going on a little mission to discover the differences between the two!

While these spiders are more intimidating due to their size, their venom is typically not harmful to ... adaptation of venom across different species within the same genus. Red Weaver ants ...

"Asian needle ants have a potent and painful sting, but they’re not aggressive like fire ants. They usually only sting when they're accidentally pinched or squished, like if they get caught in ...

This Red Velvet Cheesecake Cake features two layers of soft red velvet cake, sandwiched around a rich and creamy cheesecake layer, frosted with luscious cream cheese frosting and topped with white ...

An ant with a potentially fatal sting that has been making its way across the country has been spotted in Arkansas.

Savel Daniels, to collect velvet worms. With my interest in ants, I gladly assisted him in this task," Barnard, now a third-year BSc student in Conservation Ecology and Entomology, explains.

He learned that what he had found was called a red 'velvet ant;' but it wasn't an ant at all. A velvet ant is a wingless female wasp which packs one of the most painful stings in North America.

Charley Pride, a Country Music Hall of Famer with particularly close ties to Helena, is one of this year’s headliners at the Red Ants Pants Music Festival, July 24 to 27, in White Sulphur Springs.

The sting that inspired him came from a big red ... ant's venom in 2018, which could help researchers develop new painkillers. In one study, Robinson joined Schmidt in Arizona to collect velvet ...

With NSW now the undisputed rulers of State of Origin, let’s list every other field where we’re schooling the trousers off Queensland. We’ve ...

Luke Ricketson: The epitome of Sydney culture, “Ricko” was one of the first Blues to enter the field from behind a velvet rope ... a beak that could smell an ant’s feet through a bushfire ...