A gleaming metallic body and a secretive lifestyle: meet the rare Eurythyrea quercus, a wood-boring jewel beetle found in ...

Washington State University. Dr. Universe: How many beetles are there in the world? – Tu, 12, Utah Dear Tu, If beetles seem to be everywhere, that’s because they are. Some beetles stand out ...

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Colorado researchers hope drones will be a key tool to the future of battling emerald ash borer and other blights that can impact the urban forest. The Daily Camera (https ...

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.

“Beetles do not technically have the machinery to see ‘blue’ in the way that most other organisms do,” Lord said. “To get around this, the jewel beetles probably evolved separate copies of their UV ...

Jewel beetle’s bright colored shell serves as camouflage from predators University of Bristol scientists offer first real evidence for a 100-year-old theory.

Scientists found winged animal with ‘metallic,’ shiny body in forest Yunnan and discovered new species: Geng-Min’s jewel beetle, study said.