Author

Oliver Crawford

A former digital copy editor, Oliver Crawford is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering insect biology. He previously edited instructional materials for educational websites and reported general science news before turning to entomology. Living in Killarney, Ireland, Crawford writes about insect behaviour and how different bug species function in the natural world.

What It Means When a Praying Mantis Visits You
What Is a Larva? The Life Cycle of an Immature Animal
What Is the Smartest Insect in the World?
What Is a Group of Beetles Called?
What Is a Group of Bugs Called? Collective Nouns Explained
Are Bugs Animals? The Scientific Classification Explained
What Type of Symmetry Do Arthropods Have?
What Does It Mean If a Praying Mantis Lands on You?
Is a Bug an Animal? Explaining Their Place in Nature
How Smart Are Insects? A Look Into Their Complex Minds
Are Insects Really Cold-Blooded or Warm-Blooded?
Why Is an Insect Considered an Animal?
Are Insects Animals or Not? A Scientific Answer
Insects Are Cold-Blooded: What This Really Means
What Animals Make a Buzzing Sound and Why?
What Are the Three Parts of an Insect?