With a staggering population of at least 20 quadrillion, ants are by far the most common insects on the planet today. They can be found almost everywhere and come in different shapes and sizes. While ...

Spending time outside in the summer can do wonders for your mental and physical health — but bugs and insects can quickly cause your enjoyment to end. There are dozens of bug-repellent sprays on the ...

It's that time of year again when ant numbers are hitting an all-time high, and you may notice them creeping under your doors, along your windowsills, and through any cracks in your walls. But, while ...

Concoct this lethal mixture if you have a serious ant problem in your home. The ants will carry it back to their nest, which will hopefully end your problem. Borax is a natural cleaning product that ...

Ants typically invade your home in search of food or to seek warm shelter, but these insects might make your skin crawl. These opportunistic bugs may gather along your paving stones and create a ...

They build huge colonies that contain millions of ants, all working together to do their ant thing. The common field ant can lift 5,000 times its own weight. In fact, they're so cool that Paul Rudd ...

Learn about these simple homemade natural insect repellents and nontoxic recipes for soothing bug bites to keep pests at bay. Being outdoors during the summer months will inevitably lead to encounters ...

It’s no secret that ants live a complex life, working together to accomplish incredible feats. A new study just revealed another skill: longhorn crazy ants have the capacity to think ahead and ...

Ant season is well and truly here, and these pesky insects seem to find their way into a home through every single nook and cranny. For most of us, using chemicals to deter them, particularly in the ...

Tired of chemical ant sprays? A common kitchen staple, baking soda, mixed with sugar, offers a safe and effective solution. This natural remedy targets ant colonies by disrupting their digestive ...

MANAUS, Brazil, Oct. 20 (UPI) --Most frogs and amphibians that get in the way of South America's leaf-cutting ants will end up bitten -- pestered until they vacate the ants' territory. But not ...