In the wintertime, there are fewer insects out and about, invading your pantry or biting your ankles.
Why? In the winter they do something similar to hibernation. They diapause, burrowing deep into the earth or into foliage to survive the colder months.
Today on All Sides, the insects of winter.
Guests:
- Mark Berman, entomologist, founder/owner of BUGMAN Education and Science Shows
