That's precisely why there are now so many plants that will happily grow indoors because someone, somewhere, has decided to give it a try. To that end, there's a stunning, fly-repellent plant that you ...

Fruit flies are attracted to ripe, rotting, or fermenting produce and can breed in moist areas like drains. Homemade traps using apple cider vinegar, overripe fruit, wine, or beer can effectively ...

Agricultural personnel will place traps to monitor citrus trees and find new fruit fly introductions early. We can assist agricultural officials to eradicate invasive fruit flies by providing them ...

Fruit shared by these chimps was tested for alcohol content. The highest level found was the equivalent of 0.61% ABV (alcohol by volume—a measure used in alcoholic drinks). This is relatively low.

I’m not going to get too graphic, but it took me a long time to clear out those fruit flies. I tried everything, from building my own traps with vinegar and soap to spraying toxic, smelly fumes ...

Almost everyone has had to deal with pesky fruit flies inside their house at one point or another. Whether you typically DIY a trap or opt for a store-bought solution, there are tons of options ...

They don't fall for any of the fruit fly traps I found online, I have no idea what they're feeding off or where they're coming from, but I have a feeling they breed in the sink water or the drain.

The extensive survey, also known as a delimitation survey, consists of multiple oriental fruit fly traps at prescribed densities placed in concentric circles going out 4.5 miles in each direction from ...

The Katchy indoor insect trap uses a combination of UV light, a fan, and a glue board to attract and trap small flying insects like gnats, fruit flies, and mosquitoes. And as of August 12 ...

When a fruit fly is navigating straight forward at high speed, why does it know that it's not straying off course? Because as long as the fly moves directly forward, the visual scene shifts from ...

Male fruit flies enjoy ejaculating, according to research published yesterday (April 20) in Current Biology. The study also found that when fruit flies are denied sex, they consume more alcohol than ...