I was pleasantly surprised by the taste of the mealworms, but it was hard to get over their appearance, reporter Rachel Hosie said.

In a follow-up video, the TikToker said a Chipotle supervisor apologized and offered her a refund, which she said she has received.

"Rainbow colors and legs for days," RuPaul wrote on Twitter on September 15 in response to the news.

The bizarre choice of camerawork came in the dying minutes of a preliminary Olympic women's field hockey match between Argentina and Spain.

Sarah Dwyer of Chouquette Chocolates in Maryland told Insider that some of her shop's air-fried Brood X cicadas are sprinkled with Old Bay Seasoning.

If you can stomach them, cicadas can be a great source of sustainable protein, and offer an added crunch to your dish.

The insect found near a school in Queensland, Australia, has been identified as a giant wood moth, the world's heaviest of the moth species.

The man put his groceries in his back seat and started to drive off after shopping at an Albertsons in Las Cruces, New Mexico, when he saw the bees.

The man, in his 80s, was slightly burned and his home is uninhabitable. The fate of the fly is unknown.

Summer days are filled with blistering, hot temperatures and summer nights are filled with mosquitoes.

YouTuber and wildlife expert Coyote Peterson spoke to Insider about his experience being stung by a murder hornet.

In his YouTube video, Coyote Peterson said that the Executioner Wasp sting was, by far, "the worst sting [he's] ever taken."

"Murder Hornets" have begun to colonize the United States, but a National Geographic video shows one being cooked alive by a group of Japanese bees.

Coyote Peterson uploaded the video demonstrating the sting on his YouTube channel in 2018, before the insects were spotted in the US last year.

"They're like something out of a monster cartoon with this huge yellow-orange face," one insect expert said.

An anthill — or mound — is really the top of a giant underground structure: the nest. Ants raise babies in a vast network of tunnels and chambers.

The Earth is in a very delicate state where small changes can have huge impacts on the world. What would happen to Earth if things changed?

A new report reveals that 50% or more of insects have disappeared since 1970 due to habitat loss and pesticide use.

Cesar Schmitz told FocusOn News, translated by the New York Post, that his wife had complained about roaches invading their garden.

Microscopes reveal the hidden and sometimes haunting worlds that lurk beyond view in lakes, the corners of your home, and even your own mind.