Spotted Lanternfly

An invasive insect’s eggs will be hatching in April, and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources wants you to be on the lookout.

The invasive insect the US Department of Agriculture told us to kill on sight has now been detected and confirmed in Illinois. Here's what you need to know.

This extremely invasive insect is to be killed on sight, which comes straight from insect experts. Right now is the best time to kill them.

Before you think that I'm just a blood-thirsty bug hater, I want to point out that it's not just me telling you to kill these bugs on sight, it's also entomologists from across the country.

Find out why killing the Spotted Lanternfly on sight is essential to safeguard plant life and agriculture in Illinois, as experts emphasize the urgent need for eradication efforts.

This may be the first time that I've ever written the words "kill it immediately" for publication (that you know of). However, this is also the first time that I've seen bug experts (or, entomologists, to be precise) also saying "kill it immediately," so there's that.

This may be the first time that I've ever written the words "kill it immediately" for publication. However, this is also the first time that I've seen bug experts (or, entomologists, to be precise) also saying "kill it immediately," so there's that.