Insects
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The caterpillars that look like aliens, skulls, and living sticks
Most of us don't give much thought to caterpillars, but nature is full of species with incredible creativity. From transparent skin to skull-like masks, these creatures use amazing survival strategies to avoid becoming a meal for birds and insects.

"Soldiers are simply locking themselves in buildings": An infestation of bees and wasps at a base in Gush Etzion
Reserve soldiers from the 8553rd Battalion operating at the base report an ongoing hazard: "There are allergic people here and the injector is not accessible," a female soldier at the base told N12. The army claims they have set traps and are trying to locate the nest, but the problem persists on the ground.

You spread ant poison and suddenly there are more? Experts explain what is happening
Did you put out a gel bait and are you sure the product is ineffective because the ants are just feasting on the counter? A new study from the University of California reveals the bizarre process they go through just before the nest collapses. Do not rush to throw away the poison.

20 milliseconds to victory: the tiny brain that outsmarts humans
Trying to catch a fly in flight is an almost impossible task. This tiny insect is pre-programmed for rapid escape thanks to a combination of specialized vision, high-speed neural processing, and advanced balance organs.

Cockroaches will not rule the world after a nuclear war
Once a week, the "Checking the Myth" column examines famous historical distortions, their origins, and their lasting impact. This week: we debunk the claim that the maligned insect is destined to survive a nuclear apocalypse.

Creatures unknown to science: The project in the Amazon that reveals a hidden world
The Amazon rainforest hides countless tiny and invisible creatures. Now, an innovative and unprecedented scientific project in Brazil is embarking on a comprehensive journey to count and identify all types of insects living in the forest — from the ground to the highest treetops.