The squash bug is a "true bug," meaning that it survives on a liquid diet. It uses a piercing, straw-like mouthpart to stab a plant and inject its saliva into it.

The Western Conifer-Seed Bug is a true bug native to the pine forests of western North America that has quickly spread eastward since the 1950s. Pest specialists surmise that these bugs were ...

These insects move from eggs to nymphs (with three to five stages) and then to adults. The nymphs look similar to adults but are wingless. Examples include true bugs such as the squash bug (see photos ...

PUBLISHED: November 28, 2014 at 9:55 AM MST Batten down the hatches. It’s that time of year when boxelder bugs may have found a winter home — yours. You know these bugs.

Bed bugs grow faster in groups Date: January 9, 2014 Source: Entomological Society of America Summary: Researchers found that bed bug nymphs developed 2.2 days faster than solitary nymphs -- a ...

Toad Bugs (Family: Gelastrocoridae) really live up to their name as they spend much of their time in or around water. Their hopping about can cause them to easily be mistaken for their Amphibian ...

The squash bug is a “true bug,” meaning that it survives on a liquid diet. It uses a piercing, straw-like mouthpart to stab a plant and inject its saliva into it.