We all want our homes to look nice. What we all can’t have, though, is a new sofa every season, a renovation every time kitchen trends shift, or always-spotless countertops. For most people, life ...

Use untreated wood, bark, and mulch to create shelter. Avoid chemicals and treated materials, which can harm pollinators. Layering mulch or leaves near plants helps keep the ground insulated for ...

Areas of short grass still act as valid pieces in a garden habitat mosaic and in the gardens at Knepp we mow some areas to ...

When temperatures drop, critters outside may come into your home looking for warmth. If you see more spiders than usual ...

Laurel Hill Park recently highlighted some common “good” bugs … and one big bad one. No, it’s not the Spotted Lantern Fly recently seen in numbers in the park. This bad bug is arguably an even greater ...

Nature's camouflage artists, insects, astound with their ability to mimic leaves, flowers, and twigs, evading predators ...

Wildfires rage, yet many snakes slither on. Here’s how ancient survival tricks may be helping reptiles outlast climate-driven ...

Bettongs may be small, but these Australian natives can crush hard nuts that would snap the jaws of much larger animals.

Large litters are not uncommon in the animal kingdom, but some species give birth to thousands, and even millions, of young.

Clean up any spills, such as flour or cereal. Use your vacuum’s crevice tool to get into cracks and corners, especially on ...

Animal mothers exhibit remarkable resilience and ingenuity when raising large litters. Species like the tailless tenrec and ...

The pasture mealybug has been found in 22 counties in the Lone Star State, and it's the first time this species has been ...