CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A Lowcountry town is reminding people to keep an eye out for the Asian longhorned beetle. It’s a small bug with potentially big consequences. The invasive species threatens a ...

a newly identified species of longhorn beetle that rocks an unusually fluffy white coat. Discovered in Australia, the fuzzy-looking arthropod also has distinct, separated eye lobes, short antennal ...

The Asian longhorned beetle is a type of longhorn beetle that poses a serious problem to hardwood forests. Although native to Asia, this invasive species has spread throughout parts of North ...

“We’re asking for the public’s help to find Asian longhorned beetle and any tree damage it ... but environmental officials want residents to keep an eye out. If infestations are discovered ...

Adult Asian longhorned beetles ... Although the beetle has not yet been discovered in Michigan, officials say it’s “crucial we keep an eye out for it.” Discovering early signs of infestation ...

“So having everyone’s eyes out, even when you’re relaxing by the pool, is so important.” Other ways to prevent the spread of these pests While the Asian longhorned beetle and spotted ...

Now, there is a new genus of fluffy longhorn beetle in Australia that was ... one morning and something on a Lomandra leaf caught my eye,” Tweed said in a statement. “To my amazement, I ...

The USDA is asking South Carolina residents to help spot and kill Asian longhorned beetles in August. Clemson University Provided It’s beetle hunting season in South Carolina this month.

The Asian Longhorn Beetle was first found in Clermont County in 2011. Efforts to eradicate the Asian Longhorn Beetle from southwest Ohio seem to be paying off. The director of the Ohio Department ...