Up Close And Personal With The Dung Beetle Where will you find more violence than in an NC-17 movie? More sex than on VH1's reality shows? In the downright wild world of the dung-beetle. Biologist ...

McCullough says it takes a special kind of person to sign up to work in a dung beetle lab. Undergraduate Beatrice Altopp is one such individual. She grabs a spatula and dives in.

Teamwork makes the dream work: Dung beetles are more effective at moving balls of fecal matter they use for breeding when they pair up, researchers found.

In this 360° video, get an up-close look at how a dung beetle in Laikipia, Kenya, prepares a meal. Skip to content Skip to site index. new video loaded: Dinner With a Dung Beetle.

Dung Beetles: The Poop-Rolling ... Then they pop up on top of their dung ball, they do this little dance, turning around to sense the pattern of light. ... You didn't get this close, Joe. Wow.

Deep in the Amazon jungle, researchers have discovered a dung beetle that doesn't live up to its name, a sign the insect has undergone speciation. A new study published today (Jan. 20) in Biology ...

FACT: Dung beetles use the Milky Way to steer their poop balls . ... FACT: Made up animals can help us understand how language evolves online—and how resistant people are to censorship.

Photo / Dung Beetle Innovations They may be small, but they’re mighty. Dung beetles are hard at work cleaning up three Katikati properties as part of a 10-year trial.

While many insects rely on the sun and moon for navigation, the dung beetle, along with some moths, has adapted to use the Milky Way when these celestial bodies are not visible. “And they’ve ...

An insect species that evolved 130 million years ago has become the inspiration for cutting-edge advancements in drone, robot ...

The formidable dung beetle is one of many insects that helps process cow pies and maintain balance in your pasture. ... The beetles help to break up that dung faster than it would without them.