Hawaii County, in partnership with the state Department of Agriculture, has issued a voluntary compliance order to limit the spread of the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle in West Hawaii. Effective ...

Some Hawaii Island residents are being asked to do their part to help stop the spread of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB).

Crews are searching for coconut rhinoceros beetle breeding sites in the Kona area, where about two dozen of the invasive ...

The coconut rhinoceros beetle — an invasive species that bores into and ultimately kills ... The beetles have been making holes in the thin plastic bags of potting soil to deposit their eggs.

The bugs have been spreading in a popular tourist area. Experts issue warning as dangerous wasp-like insects spread in US — ...

Fifteen-year-old Lee Ji-seop gained popularity online for feeding his queen hornet jelly by hand and training it to fly on command. A video capturing the bond between Lee and his hornet has drawn over ...

Residents on the west side of Hawaiʻi Island are being asked to help prevent the spread of the coconut rhinoceros beetle. The ...

It appears Guam’s rhino beetles are a unique breed. A virus that has helped control previous infestations of rhino beetles in other islands doesn’t affect the ones found here, according to ...

Why rare beetles are being smuggled to Japan at an alarming rate. Big-horned rhinoceros beetles, taken from Bolivia, are ending up in Japan's illegal pet trade—and in beetle wrestling matches.

Adult coconut rhinoceros beetles are black, about 2 inches long, with a visible horn, while the larvae live and feed in decomposing plant material, such as green waste and mulch.