Nathan W

[EVGA @TEAMEVGA]

Enter to win great prizes from @TEAMEVGA and @INTELGAMING with the EVGA Finish Line Event! https://t.co/udsGVyLYJV

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

https://t.co/FIM90mxAW5 @tonyduan_

[Entomological Society of America @EntsocAmerica]

"Insects for Dinner? Potential Tool to Achieve Global Food Security" by ^SR @USDA_NIFA - http://t.co/WbsIeHMOcz

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Termites tunnel and find food faster at higher temperatures. http://t.co/IFqmqYwPkL

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

X-rays can be used to sterilize mosquitoes. http://t.co/FrCmDjDtuI

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Black widow spider males prefer well-fed virgin females. http://t.co/EN38HmX8K7

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Butterflies cannot fly if their body temperature is less than 86 degrees.

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

The ant always falls over on its right side when intoxicated.

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Termites eat through wood 2 times faster when listening to rock music. Interesting...

[Ken Gioeli @kengioeli]

Giant swallowtail. Celebrate Bug Week. #UFBugs @UF_IFAS photo by Ken Gioeli #floridamasternaturalists are awesome!

[🐞 Nancy Miorelli 🐞 @SciBugs]

Got a journal for Bugshot and I thought I'd glam it up a bit. I love black paper and neon gel pens =)

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Interesting little guy. crowned slug caterpillar

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Check out our blog about tarantula hawks! http://t.co/hVcH3MEx7G

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Beetles have among the most protein out of commonly eaten insects. http://t.co/XiiV5HUoVf

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

First global conference on edible insects. Delicious! http://t.co/3wpF1FfyDn

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Comparison between Harry Potter and Bomby from Bomby the Bombardier Beetle, from the Annals of Improbable Research: http://t.co/QGwcQI6x3E

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

@CMBuddle My hoodie today is Nigrosin-Blue

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

Eating insects! http://t.co/9Kf4YRcAEy

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

@thedragonflyy It's back looks a lot like a blanket. Or a carpet

[Nathan W @ESPM42_nw]

@tatianagospe I suppose, by moving their legs... I don't think they "go swimming," rather they will ball up and wait until the flood passes.