Today's Bug of the Week dates back to biblical times and were even used as a plague upon the land. Yes, we are taking about ...

Unfortunately, grasshoppers will usually live for months and will spend their lives eating, mating, and laying eggs, finally dying off in late summer into early fall. The few that you may see on ...

A terrifying locust plague swept across Ukraine, devouring all the crops in its path. Dramatic footage captured by Katerina Horbunova shows thousands of insects flying across the clear blue sky in ...

The grasshopper plague that was swirling over Colorado last week brought misfortune to farmers, mischief to tourists, and misery to Denver's Rocky Mountain News, a Scripps-Howard tabloid (circ.

As she documents how grasshoppers are wiping out pastures and hay this year, Fillmore reached out to federal officials with APHIS in a plea for help with the grasshopper plague.

With its beady head, gawky hind legs and armor-plated body, the grasshopper is not widely loved. Throw in images of locust plagues in the Dust Bowl and the Old Testament, and it's clear this ...

In 1874, a grasshopper plague decimated crops across the Great Plains, destroying the lives of many homesteaders, including those in Nebraska’s North Loup River Valley.

There are more than 40 sites to visit. This marker placed by the Kandiyohi County Historical Society tells about the grasshopper plague of July 1876, which destroyed much of the planted crops.

This grasshopper mentality is a plague upon the nation. Harrop is a nationally syndicated columnist based in Providence, R.I. Sep 23, 2005 ...

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