Your guests will be sure to throw up in their mouths when they see the Thanksgiving feast you've laid out. After all, you're goin...

Fine, I'll tell you. A wood louse is a small terrestrial crustacean with a grayish segmented body and seven pairs of legs, ...

A giant eyeball was found by a man walking along the beach in Florida! Over at NPR , they asked the question, “ Can you ID it...

Via . This is a “moss piglet,” and it's standing on some moss . . . because where else would you find a moss piglet? Th...

It belongs to a giant squid. Maybe it will be returned someday! Read more at National Geographic .

I just finished an awesome article about how an Asian ant defends itself by shooting foam out of its butt. Best of all, the foam comes ou...

Did you know you'll be able to buy the " commercially available bug sandwich " soon? Sweet! I learned that while reading t...

About THIS big. These are Vespa mandarinia, a.k.a., Japanese hornets. Yikes! (P hoto by   Addicted2Hymenoptera .)

If you were to dive down to about 2,000 to 3,000 feet, you might disturb a vampire squid . You’d know if you did, too, because when it’s...

Via . At his blog , Thomas Hayden has a theory about the animal with the perfect poop : the copepod . Copepods live in the ocean, whe...

That's one. Big. Bug. Its scientific name is  Dryococelus australis . Wait a minute, I'm being distracted by this brave gentlem...

Lucky for us, it lives deep in the ocean. *shiver* See a horrifying photo series on bristle worms here .

What, you've never heard of a deep-sea siphonophore ? Oh, and sorry about that music. Oy!

The Bronx Zoo wants you to consider naming a Madagascar hissing cockroach in honor of your loved one! (Plus, if you name a roach, you...

Yes, sea cucumber poo can save the Barrier Reef. This Australian Geographic article spells it out, but the basic message is ...