No, we can’t explain it, but that worm in a bowtie plucking away at the harp in the orchestra pit is a gay icon! (By the way, any guesses to who’s inside that thing?) ...

In a recent breakthrough, researchers determined that a worm which had been frozen for about 46,000 years had survived and remained alive. Dr. Philipp Schiffer, a group leader in the Institute of ...

A wormery is a great way of recycling kitchen and small amounts of garden waste, using worms to turn this material into nutrient-rich natural compost. A sump within the wormery also holds any excess ...

centered on hunting down a massive bear in a lightning-infused sandstorm while the creature itself is also fighting off several giant sand worms. These spectacle-filled moments are designed purely ...

Once in your guts (your small intestine, to be specific), the worms live their best lives ... as a beach lifeguard and liked to lie in the sand. While the case has a happy ending, it's a good ...

The NZ velvet worm won this year’s New Zealand Bug of the Year competition, a less than scientific social experiment held every year by the Entomological Society of New Zealand to test the ...

Scientists outline the urgency to better identify the significant damage sand extraction across the world heaps upon marine biodiversity. In the delicate balancing act between human development ...

Sand extraction is a silent environmental crisis, disrupting marine ecosystems and accelerating coastal erosion. Scientists warn that without stronger governance, this hidden threat will have ...