Most insects survive cold winters by producing an antifreeze ... Because of a changing climate, we have seen this pattern fairly frequently over the past several years in Ohio.

Some bugs actually produce a type of antifreeze that helps them survive the cold. Some insects overwinter ... Then there are the insects that move to a warmer climate such as monarch butterflies.

Many insects are at risk of extinction. But when it comes to mosquitoes and ticks it feels like there are more of them.

A new review paper finds that climate change ... have led to some insects shrinking in body size, which could impact their long-term survival. Most of the world’s insects live in the tropics.

Cold-blooded ... flying insects are especially hindered from migrating to higher elevations because there is not enough oxygen for them to survive. Many species lack obvious climate strategies ...

We explore the many ingenious adaptions insects use to survive freezing winters ... how they had survived the previous cold snap and what the implications of climate change might be for insect ...

(THE CONVERSATION) — Climate change is threatening ... increased their ability to live in hotter conditions occurred at a slower rate than the temperatures rose. Cold-blooded species, such ...

In Antarctica's freezing depths, tiny creatures have mastered survival tactics that could unlock secrets to extreme cold resistance ... Yet some insects survive when temperatures drop below ...

lots of bad bugs, like aphids and squash beetles, live in your veggie plot. Now’s the time to get rid of them. Courtesy Johnson County Extension To many “in-the-know” horticulturists ...

A University of Wyoming scholar is among dozens of scientists from around the world warning of serious environmental consequences due to the decline of insects as a result of climate change ...

Because of a changing climate, we have seen this pattern ... the same chemical found in automobile antifreeze. Some insects ...