bugs

According to the Smithsonian Institute, there are approximately 91,000 described types of insects living in the United States. There may be 73,000 more that havening been described yet.

If you’ve recently vacationed on the East Coast, you likely got to experience something absolutely beautiful we don’t get to see out west.

Why does no one talk about the bug problem in Idaho? If there's no snow, it seems to get pretty bad around here. I'm from here, and it seems like it's...

Murder hornets. Giant forest scorpion. Goliath birdeater spiders. Googling those bugs and you’ll find nothing but pure nightmare fuel, but are these bugs “the most deadly insects in the world?”

While the bugs in these pictures are indeed “killers,” we’ve got some good news.

Earlier this year, we explained this insect earned the title of the deadliest creature in the world. Now we have another tip to protect yourself!

Bears. Rattle Snakes. Wolves. Mountain Lions. Sure, all of those have the potential to harm you, but the number of people they kill per year is significantly lower than this particular creature.

Winter might finally be over in Idaho, and I think we're all feeling very excited for Summer! Right? However, there are pros and cons to everything. Sure...

They’re not large. They’re not ferocious. But they are about to be active again across the state.

There are some terrifying spiders overtaking Idaho and it's downright terrifying... have you spotted any of these around?