Bad news, spiders are smart. Scary smart.A recent study found that spiders intentionally capture specific bugs in their webs to attract other creatures.

A new exhibit debuted Tuesday at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in the nation's capital.

Reporter's Notebook: I don’t mind cicadas trying to climb their way from lawn to tree. There’s a lot to admire here in terms of their tenacity. But could you guys clean up after yourselves a bit? No one wants to...

When you think of cicadas you might not think 'yum, I'd eat that! ' But, if you were wondering, you can and many people do. And with an influx of the 17-year bugs reappearing, it may just be the opportunity...

It's an event that happens every 17 years - but with a pandemic still raging, trillions of cicadas emerging from the ground may feel apocalyptic. Yes, apocalyptic. And yes, trillions. According to Michael Raupp, the Professor Emeritus of Entomology at...

WASHINGTON (SBG)- Wow! This large group of Monarch butterflies must have been starving as they all converge to eat on one flower. Butterflies converge on one flower (Chuck Anderson)