"Diapause describes the dormant state that some insects enter when temperatures become too cold to survive," shares Emma Grace Crumbley, an Entomologist at Mosquito Squad. "In this state ...

Bumblebees with pesticide exposure experience hormetic stress responses with impacts on future generations and reproduction.

Monarchs overwinter in forests, forming clusters of butterflies in a state of diapause, which is like hibernation. The forests provide protection from wind and storms and exposure to dappled sunlight ...

These small fish, native to seasonal habitats in Africa, have unique life cycles characterized by rapid maturation and the ability to survive in harsh conditions through embryonic diapause.