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Huge Praying Mantis [1300x2048 - 307KB]

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Found the elusive 12-legged bug in our grow-house [1600x1000 - 269KB]

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Huge ass fly. [1200x1101 - 203KB]

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NSFL Found out my phone was bugged [0:43]

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Chauliogryllacris (Bulldog Raspy Cricket) [3650x1975 - 2MB]

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Christmas Beetle [1024x715 - 216KB]

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You know who WON'T be eating insects? Everyone telling you to eat insects.

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NSFW Cockroach torture chamber

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Giant 8in spiders from China are set to invade the US: Black and yellow critters seen parachuting through the air on the east coast - and will soon hit New York and New Jersey

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Sucking up wasps with vacuum cleaner.

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Wasps are stupid [06:04]

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What is this? [1334x750 - 1.91MB]

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Manitoba, Canada School Indoctrination: Masks are required unless you’re eating insects

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Indoctrination: Campaign Called “Classroom of the Month” Gives Young Children Rewards, Including Roasted Crickets as a Snack (VIDEOS)

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Scientists at the University of Melbourne did a deep dive on the overall well-being of the Warramaba virgo, a type of grasshopper that's been reproducing asexually for 250,000 years, in a phenomenon known as parthenogenesis.

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Things that sting. [639x929 - 186KB]

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Can insects get fat?

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BURN IT WITH FIRE

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far far away

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The venom of angry bees is worth more than honey, royal jelly, wax, pollen or propolis — at up to $US300 ($A419) per gram.

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On tiny Phillip Island, part of the South Pacific's Norfolk Island group, the Phillip Island centipede population can kill and eat up to 3,700 seabird chicks each year.

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New Species of Beetle Found in 230-Million-Year-Old Feces

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A giant moth belonging to the heaviest species of its kind in the world has been discovered at a primary school in south-east Queensland. Female moth can weigh 30g

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Rare Australian Bee Unseen by Scientists Since 1923 Found.

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Learning from Ants

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