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I mean if it wants to take over… sure 🙆🏼‍♀️🫣😅 Please note, this is a fun take on one part of my job as a medical entomologist! If you are interested in the research I am doing, please follow along 🦟🔬🧬🧫 #science #mosquitoresearch #mosquitocontrol #sciencecommunication #womeninresearch
I’m not an entomologist but I’m 90% sure this is a bug 🪲.. #fosterkittens #fosteringsaveslives #entomology #funnycat #adventurecat
Attempting to rear my own feeder flies 🪰 this year because most of the pupae I ordered online last year arrived dead due to the Texas heat ☀️ and flies are THE BEST feeders for mantises! Starting small and using the Gainesville medium recipe to make sure it works, so WISH ME LUCK!!! 🍀 Also, PLEASE spread the word about my mantises so they can find homes or jobs in a garden!! I already have over 400… 🥹💀 —— #entomologist #buggirl #mantisgram #mantisbreeder #insectbreeding
This is a fun take on a small part as my job as a medical entomologist! 🦟🩸 I study mosquitoes so we can understand pathogens transmssion better and find sustainable ways to control mosquito populations and diseases transmission! Female mosquitoes need blood to produce their eggs, so some of our colonies are fed by volunteering staff. This is relatively common approach in some mosquito labs and is approved by human ethics committees. We also feed mosquitoes through menbranes where feeding them on volunteers is not possible or where we need to use animal blood for experiments. Follow the linked reel to learn about to pros and cons of that approach. #womeninstem #sciencecommunication #womeninscience #mosquitoresearch #academiclife
Bug season is officially underway here in southern Arizona, which means it is time to go blacklighting! 🐜🌙 Tune in with Education Specialist Kyleigh as she journeys with Entomologist Chandler to explore the bugs at Peña Blanca Lake. 🔦 Want to see some of the critters they found and explore the world of Sonoran Desert bugs? Join us this Saturday at our Insectopia Cool Summer Night event! Learn more about Cool Summer Nights at the link in our bio.
I mean if it wants to take over… sure 🙆🏼‍♀️🫣😅 Please note, this is a fun take on one part of my job as a medical entomologist! If you are interested in the research I am doing, please follow along 🦟🔬🧬🧫 #science #mosquitoresearch #mosquitocontrol #sciencecommunication #womeninresearch
Are aphids taking over your plants? Ladybirds can come to the rescue! 🐞 Creating a habitat that attracts natural predators, such as ladybirds and their larvae, is an effective and natural way to deal with aphids. Find out more in this video with RHS Entomologist, Benjamin Brough. 🎥 @rhswisley
A look at the science behind the art 👀 Inspired by @jasper.goldney and his moth brooches, Dr Shasta (entomologist and a Collections Manager here at the Museum) deep dives into moths and how to identify them 🔍 Want to see more? Stop by the Museum to check out Jasper’s brooches in the 2026 Waterhouse exhibition and see more moths in the Discovery Centre! #waterhousenaturalscienceartprize #artmeetsscience
If you enjoy a fresh cut Christmas tree, know our highly trained and knowledgeable Plant Pest team is working hard to ensure your purchase lasts through the season, free of pests and disease. Follow along behind the scenes with our State Entomologist Rosalee Knipp for a dealer inspection. #ReachMORE
You might think winter kills bugs, but that's not always the case. 10 News Reporter Jason Freund spoke with an entomologist and a pest control expert on why spotted lanternflies may have survived the winter. ❄️
Did you know not every insect is a bug?🐛 Okay, so what makes a bug a TRUE bug? Featured guest entomologist, Jessica Ware tells us in order to figure this out, we've gotta look at how it eats. link in bio🔗to watch our latest YouTube video and learn more about he wonderfully weird world of insects #StarTalk #Entomology #Insects #Science
We’re still celebrating pollinator month! LSU AgCenter entomologist Aaron Ashbrook discusses the benefits of attracting pollinators to your garden. #pollinators #pollinatorgardens #bees #louisianagarden #louisianalandscaping #gardening
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