The flatid planthopper nymph is a small insect easily recognized by its cotton-like white fluff, a waxy secretion that covers its body. Found in warm and tropical climates across the globe, many ...

Researchers have made 3-D reconstructions of two 300-million-year-old insect nymphs by putting the rare fossils under an X-ray. The scientists have not pinned down the precise identity of either ...

Some nymphs and emergers may look similar, but they’re not the same. An emerger imitates an aquatic insect in the process of transforming from an underwater nymph or pupa to an adult. Why ...

The flatid planthopper nymph is a small insect easily recognized by its cotton-like white fluff, a waxy secretion that covers its body. Found in warm and tropical climates across the globe, many ...