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In Arizona's Sky Islands, dry summers may be pushing some bird species away from traditional migratory routes.

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Passengers aboard a Volaris flight were visited by a swarm of flying bugs last week — the second time in nearly a year that a plane with the same airline has been invaded by insects. The bugs ...

Edible insects, particularly grasshoppers, are abundant in regions like Cameroon and provide essential nutrients, including proteins, amino acids, and minerals vital for health and growth.

WELL, IT IS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN. THESE TINY LITTLE BUGS, YOU SEE HERE. YEAH, THEY’RE PACKING A BIG PUNCH THIS SEASON. YOU PROBABLY HAVE FELT THEM IN THEIR SMALL BITES RECENTLY.

If Hurricane Milton is on your mind, you will really appreciate the forecast we have for you here in the Pacific Northwest.

According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, providing Americans with a variety of natural statistics and practical advice since 1792, for centuries humans have looked to insects to predict the weather.