Child care among the insects

Article Abstract:

It is often presumed by naturalists that insects do not really care for their young since this is an attribute of 'advanced' creatures. It has been documented, however, that insects do care for their young by processing food or by defending them, even at the cost of their lives.

Research, Behavior, Parental behavior in animals, Animal parental behavior, Animal parental behaviour

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Bugging for guidance: no one is sure who regulated genetically modified insects

Article Abstract:

Genetically modified crops are easy to control as compared to genetically modified insects. Modified insects are meant to combat a variety of pests and disease that afflict human, plants and beneficial insects such as honeybee.

Genetically modified animals, Control

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Solving the mystery of insect flight: insects use a combination of aerodynamic effects to remain aloft

Article Abstract:

Researchers have found insects fly by virtue of aerodynamics, and rotating their wings at the end of each stroke. The models used in the research, and the research techniques are described.

Insect flight

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