The discovery of EAB in Forest Grove in Washington County triggered the ... well-deserving of the other name for the family: the jewel beetles." It's expected EAB will continue to spread ...

an invasive green jewel beetle that feeds on the ash tree species. Principal of Arbor Drone Dan Staley says the goal is to collect data on the early detection of emerald ash borer. The group sent ...

This iridescent jewel beetle, responsible for the death of more than 50 million ash trees in the United States, has blazed an absolute path of destruction west since its discovery in Michigan in 2002.

And clinging to the empty bottle was an insect: a member of the jewel beetle family bent on copulation, attempting to insert its sexual organ into the bottle. Since Gwynne and Rentz witnessed ...

But researchers from the University of Bristol have now uncovered the first solid evidence for this in the jewel beetle, according to a new paper in Current Biology. It has only been in the last ...

But in recent years, biologists have shown that iridescence—lustrous shifts in color, depending on the angle of view—can actually camouflage green jewel beetles among sun-dappled leaves.

There is a beetle that, instead of fleeing like most other animals when confronted with fire, spreads its wings and flies in droves straight towards the inferno. In fact, the jewel beetle, or black ...

They took a closer look at the animal and realized they’d discovered a new species: Buprestis (Akiyamaia) gengmini, or Geng-Min’s jewel beetle. A Buprestis (Akiyamaia) gengmini, or Geng-Min ...

The secrets of why central-American jewel scarab beetles look like they are made from pure gold, has been uncovered by physicists. The secrets of why central-American jewel scarab beetles look ...