It's called a Mexican honey wasp, one of the only other insects that produce honey on a scale similar to bees. The hope is that this research could unravel the mystery behind a downward spiral in ...

Needless to say the Mexican bean beetle always finds the bean ... Small, smooth brown ones. Large, red hairy ones. Tan ones with yellow and black stripes on their backs. I have been bitten by ...

The African jumping bean is not nearly as well known, of course, as its Mexican counterpart ... there are species of parasitic wasps that descend upon moth larvae in their seedpod homes, inject ...

Mexican honey wasps range from South America throughout ... These large wasps are bright metallic blue-black with red wings and are fortunately not aggressive toward humans as their preferred ...