When you’ve got a tough exterior, there’s only one way to grow: Shed your skin. Arthropods, the most abundant group of animals on Earth, all possess a hard outer covering called an exoskeleton ...

Only 29% of Americans can identify a bed bug, according to new survey. Here's 5 ways to spot these pests in your mattress ...

As bed bugs grow, they shed their skin. A bed bug may shed their skin (molt) up to five times within a single life cycle. Bed bugs don’t fly or jump, but they are fast moving, and very good at ...

“Dust mites are a major cause of indoor allergies because they produce waste, in the form of feces or dead skin, right inside ...

It's not unusual to shed skin; humans do it, too. "But unlike us, whose skin sheds off in little flakes, snakes produce a whole new layer of skin, and the old layer of skin falls off in one big ...

Don't let the bedbugs bite. Seriously. Summer is here and that means it's time to start traveling. And traveling means staying in hotels, motels, vacation homes, and other places that aren't yours.

Telltale signs of bedbug activity include reddish-brown stains, tiny translucent eggs, shed exoskeletons ... your home. Bed bug bites are typically small, red, raised bumps on the skin.