The longicorn beetle is a native wood borer. ( ABC: Melissa Clarke ) Their fieldwork has also found that a second beetle is almost always present in the dying trees, too.

image: Longicorn beetles use a symbiotic yeast to help them feed on wood view more . Credit: Mako Kishigami. Even for insects, wood is a tough food source as it contains hard substances such as ...

The Korea National Arboretum publishes '200 Longicorn Beetles in Forest' as an e-book on Feb. 3. The book contains information on 200 different species of beetles that are found in Korean forests.

A longicorn beetle makes a pit stop in campgrounds of the Pilbara. This week’s reader photo was taken by Cat in Roebourne, Western Australia. “I went gold prospecting around Roebourne in the Pilbara ...

Climate change may intensify as insects such as termites and Longicorn beetles feast on dead forests, resulting in the release of 'over 10 gigatons of carbon' into the atmosphere every year, a new ...

Longicorn Beetles (Cerambycidae) are wood-boring beetles. Their powerful mandibles dominate their face, along with a pair of large compound eyes.

Snow gums dieback threatens to leave alpine waste land. Across NSW, the ACT and Victoria, snow gums of all species are facing an outbreak of dieback, and no one can say for sure why.