black beetle with fiery red spots and orange-tipped antennae. Known for spending much of its life underground, the little-known American burying beetle could hold the key to developing the next ...

Darkling beetles are back, marching north across Tri-Cities sidewalks and ... University Extension master gardener. Some years the black beetles show up in the Tri-Cities gradually over months ...

but most of those bugs are red all over, with maybe a scattering of black spots. (Think ladybugs, which contain a nasty-tasting chemical.) North American black widows are solid black with just the ...

In 1966, engineers strapped two B-58 Hustler bomber engines to a commuter railcar—and the M-497 Black Beetle was born. Hitting 183 mph, it became the fastest train ever to run in North America ...

She was sure it was an emerald ash borer, the invasive beetle species that has decimated North American ash tree populations ... Nash may have noticed the black spots on her specimen's wing ...

creating the M-497 “Black Beetle.” It reached 183 mph—still the fastest speed ever achieved by a train in North America. Despite its success, the concept was quickly shelved due to practical ...

One of the world’s best insect undertakers is making a comeback. Populations of the American burying beetle, North America’s largest carrion beetle, have been decimated due mainly to habitat ...