Bug Blast at the Burke Museum at the University of Washington is an incredible event filled with insects, arthropods, experts and people who are excited to learn.

Going on a bug hunt but can’t find any animals? There’s always an evidence of insects or other arthropods that is left behind. Plus, learn what insect poo is called! Frass!

What happens when insects are exposed to light? How can we better see them in the dark?

As the leaves turn colors in the fall, we can find a lot of interesting leaf morphologies- and a few white flies.

We discover some mites living under the pronoun of a dung beetle specimen!

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be an entomologist? We asked a bunch of professional entomologists to describe their work in one word.