According to OutdoorGuide.com, cinnamon is a good eco-friendly alternative to spraying chemicals on a lawn which will repel ...

The cordyceps species in "The Last of Us," Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, is real and does exactly what the show purports —just ...

We need to talk about the new creepy crawly thing in Philadelphia: stinging Asian needle ants. Here's why experts say we ...

An increased presence of ants in your yard could be down to the plants you're growing. They love sunflowers, azaleas, ...

Biosecurity authorities are on alert after destructive fire ants were found at a coal mine 800 kilometres from the previous ...

Squamellaria plants grow special structures to host the ants they symbiotically rely on for nutrients. Distinct compartments ...

In Britain and Ireland, flying ant days typically occur in July or August, often in warmer urban areas first, when the ...

Asian needle ants have been linked to severe allergic reactions, including intense pain, hives, redness and even anaphylaxis.

Several natural substances can be used as an ant repellent in your garden. Sons recommends sprinkling cinnamon or diatomaceous earth around the base of plants to keep ants away. "Neither of these is ...

But cracks in this theory emerged as researchers noticed something peculiar: the soil's intricate architecture bore an uncanny resemblance to termite mounds. Now, a growing body of evidence reveals ...

Keep your lawn maintained. “If you’re mowing regularly, the ants don’t like it,” says Benson. “Mowing helps disrupt developing mounds.” Eliminate obvious food sources. Clean up fallen fruit and ...