Dead periodical cicadas and nymphal shells pile up at the base of a tree May 18 in Charleston, Ill.
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- Carolyn Kaster, Associated Press
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Marvin Lo, Morton Arboretum tree root scientist, collects periodical cicada specimens Thursday among the trees at Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Ill.
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Dealing with ants can be horrifying, but with these four tricks, you can permanently bid farewell to those pesky little pests.
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Outdoor dining is a great way to enjoy the summer weather but pesky bugs can sometimes ruin the experience. So here are some easy and effectiv…
- MELINA WALLING Associated Press
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New research offers hope against the damaging fruit fly, estimated to cost growers hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
- ADELLA HARDING Elko Daily Free Press
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Mormon crickets are invading Nevada, and their stampede over one hospital forced the creation of a Cricket Patrol using leaf blowers and brooms to help visitors and patients get inside.
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Not getting enough sleep can have a detrimental effect on your mental and physical health. Here are eight expert-approved tips and tricks to h…
Food-and-cooking
Cannibalism would kill us all in 3 years, so what could we eat? Yair Ben-Dor has more.
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Bumble bees love to play, according to new research led by scientists from Queen Mary University of London. Their research, which observed bee…
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Officials at the American Museum of Natural History gave the media tour on Thursday of the museum's new wing, the under-construction Richard G…
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