The entomology literature has historically suggested insects cannot feel pain, leading to
their exclusion from ethical debates and animal welfare legislation. However, there may be …

It is long known that the nervous system of vertebrates can be shaped by internal and
external factors. On the other hand, the nervous system of insects was long assumed to be …

Emotion recognition has gained prominence in diverse applications ranging from safe
driving and e-commerce to healthcare. Traditional approaches have often relied on single …

Division of labor (DOL) is a characteristic trait of insect societies, where tasks are generally
performed by specialized individuals. Inside workers focus on brood or nest care, while …

Fipronil, a pesticide widely used to control agricultural and household insect pests, blocks
insect GABA A and glutamate (GluCl) ionotropic receptors, resulting in uncontrolled …

The insects as food and feed (IAFF) industry represents one of the largest undertakings of
industrial livestock rearing in human history, with at least a trillion animals reared each year …

Despite having> 1200 described species and despite their nearly worldwide distribution and
prevalence in many xeric ecosystems, relative to many other arachnid groups, we know little …

The olfactory pathways of the insect brain have been studied comprehensively for more than
40 years, yet the last decade has included a particularly large accumulation of new …

Wolf spiders within the genus Schizocosa have become a model system for exploring the
form and function of multimodal communication. In terms of male signaling, much past …

The evolutionary transition from solitary life to group‐living in a society with cooperative
brood care, reproductive division of labor and morphological castes is associated with …