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Insects

Warmer climates have produced a rise in insects globally.
May 13 2011

The Honey Bee

Is The Honey Bee In Danger?

Honey BeesThe Honey Bee is one of nature’s peculiarities but it is one creature which nature itself depends upon to a great extent. Without the Honey Bee there are many species of plants and fruit bearing trees that would not be pollinated and should the day come where the Honey Bee is no longer available these plants and trees would surely die out. As of late there has been a concern of the disappearance of Honey Bees surrounded by the worry that these beautiful natural pollinators will soon die out completely and since 2006 researchers have been dedicated to finding out more about this mysterious Colony Collapse Disorder to see what can be done to prevent it and save not only the Honey Bee but also the trees and flowers which it pollinates....


Oct 06 2010

Harvester Ants

What Are Harvester Ants?

Meat Ants HarvestingIn the world of harvester ants there are some twenty six different species; however, the two most commonly known species of harvester ants are the Western harvester ant (commonly referred to as the red harvester ant) and the Texas harvester ant. Of these two species the red harvester ant is the most well known species and will be the species discussed in this article....


Jun 30 2008

Global warming causes increase in bugs and insects

More bugs, more bites

Green Shield BugWe have global warming to thank for an increase in the rate of bug bite related infections.  Bugs thrive in warmer climates, including ticks that carry the potentially fatal Lyme disease.  As winters shorten, ticks are showing up earlier each year and leaving later.  As a result, the number of cases of Lyme disease has doubled in recent years...