
A bite-sized informational podcast covering all things insect and arthropod, hosted by a master in entomology! Join me every week to learn something new, from notable species to broad topics and lore!You can support the show and get extra episodes here: patreon.com/user?u=46499107Email: Insectsfordummies@gmail.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatureSociety & Culture | |||

This week we break down the differences between deer ticks and wood ticks, also known as dog ticks, and what happens when they bite. I'll, of course, cover the life cycles, including how Lyme disease is transmitted, and what to do if you end up getti... more
This week, we are going to look into the smallest known insects on earth and what it takes to have a fully functioning system in a body so small that they're quite literally invisible to the naked eye.
Patreon -> www.patreon.com/user?u=46499... more
This week we're covering Asian jumping worms — and yes, they actually jump. These invasive earthworms from East Asia are tearing through the leaf litter of North American forests at an alarming rate, turning healthy soil into something that looks lik... more
This week we're covering ensign wasps — the tiny black insects you've probably seen pacing along your walls, bobbing that little flag-like abdomen up and down. We'll look into their bizarre body plan, their 150-million-year history, and why the corre... more
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This podcast is actually so fun and incredibly informative. I love it so much and you can tell a lot of work goes into it!
Your podcast is amazing I love bugs and arachnids you are AMAZING
I listened to two and I can already tell it’s awesome I love bugs so this is for me
I am 12 years old and this is amazing to listen to and I love this keep up the good work:3
Amazing show! Would love to learn about scorpions!
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A bite-sized, educational show that explores insects and arthropods with a knowledgeable entomology expert. Episodes are typically concise (around 10 minutes), delivering clear explanations of species biology, ecological roles, and practical takeaways for curious listeners—from hobbyists to students. The host balances rigorous science with accessible storytelling, often weaving behavioral notes, ecological context, and cultural anecdotes to illuminate the insect world. A standout aspect is the host's ability to translate complex biology into entertaining, easy-to-digest content, making it a solid fit for listeners seeking quick, reliable insect knowledge and enjoyment.
Highlights include a broad range of topics (from tiny parasitoids to ar... more
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Insects for Fun! launched 4 years ago and published 165 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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