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Emergency proclamation aims to fight insects ruining tomatoes
An emergency proclamation is allowing Fresno County farmers to use a weapon against a prolific pest.
Are insects drawn to light? New research may provide clarity
2 more locally acquired cases of malaria found in Florida
The 2 US states where malaria cases have been reported
Mosquito magnet? The science behind why you get bitten more often
Jurassic-era insect thought to be extinct found
She was reported to the police. Now she's been honored by Yale
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Murder hornets Washington: 1st live insect of 2021 in US spotted
450,000 bees found inside walls of home
Billions of 'Mormon Crickets' invade Idaho town
FDA says avoid eating cicadas 'if you're allergic to seafood'
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Long Island pop-up immerses you in butterflies
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Are insects drawn to light? New research may provide clarity
2 more locally acquired cases of malaria found in Florida
The 2 US states where malaria cases have been reported
Mosquito magnet? The science behind why you get bitten more often
Jurassic-era insect thought to be extinct found
She was reported to the police. Now she's been honored by Yale
What to know about invasion of spotted lanternfly
When to see Monterey's monarch butterflies before they leave
Monarch butterflies return to CA after almost vanishing last year
Nest filled with nearly 1,500 'murder hornets' destroyed
Secretly Awesome: Insect-eating Plants
Murder hornets Washington: 1st live insect of 2021 in US spotted
450,000 bees found inside walls of home
Billions of 'Mormon Crickets' invade Idaho town
FDA says avoid eating cicadas 'if you're allergic to seafood'
Cicadas hit snooze on their alarm clock, but they're still coming
Long Island pop-up immerses you in butterflies
Cicada invasion: What to know as billions of bugs emerge this spring
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