Judit Pénzes, Ph.D., a virologist, joined the Texas A&M Department of Entomology as an assistant professor specializing in insect virology.

The Mexican free-tailed bat, which roosts under our freeways and in caves, even shows up on radars during their evening mass ...

Biologists from Texas Parks and Wildlife are warning of some of the consequences people could face if the butterfly ...

Whether you're looking for a faily-friendly outing, an day with nature, or something unique happening over the weekend, this ...

Multiple studies suggest butterflies are disappearing- but why, and what can be done? Here are some possible answers, backed ...

“These guys are pretty opportunistic but one of the cool things about copperheads is they also eat insects and one of ... Stick to well-lit paths. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller ...

The population of butterflies - the beautiful insects that play a vital role in pollination and the health of ecosystems - ...

The harmless insects are characterized by their elongated ... or once we are a little more into spring months," Molly Keck, Texas A&M AgriLife senior program specialist and integrated pest ...

A study compiled data from more than 76,000 butterfly surveys across the continental U.S. The declines seen in the last 20 ...

As the co-founder and lead at the National Institute for Cellular Agriculture at Texas A&M Reza Ovissipour, explores how coffee, chocolate and grain byproducts could meet address the growing need for ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants people to eat more invasive species. You can get nutria, wild pigs, carp and northern snakeheads in Mississippi ...