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Fewer butterflies have made the migration to Mexico this year, and they seem in less of a hurry to do so. Researchers believe climate change is contributing to the disruptions.
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People are reporting a lot of cricket swarms around Austin this year. Drought could be a reason.
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A KUT listener says they're swarming around her pool in Northeast Austin. But at least they don't bite.
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No human cases of the virus have been found yet, but Austin Public Health still recommends people stay vigilant.
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Honeybees are handling important bee business. It's best to steer clear.
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The sugary substance is known as "honeydew," and it's secreted by sap-sucking insects.
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The tale of how the cactus moth got to Texas is a yarn of Mesoamerican empires, colonial intrigue and evolutionary biology. Researchers hope in that history they will find a lesson on how to stop the moth.
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Eliminating A Disease-Spreading Mosquito In Houston Could Mean Releasing Millions More Into The AreaFrom Texas Standard:In Southeast Texas, mosquitoes aren't exactly beloved. So it's curious that biotech company Oxitec is planning to release millions of…
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From Texas Standard:An invasive species of beetle, the emerald ash borer, has spread to Denton and Bowie Counties for the first time.The small,…
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From Texas Standard:In the entomology world, the discovery of a new species means scientists also have the opportunity to name that species. In one recent…