Insects & Wildlife

Hybrid gar

Food & Health, Insects & Wildlife

Extremely slow evolution in ‘living fossils’ could inform human health
Henry Parks and fellow students speaking with Dave Smith, instructor

Insects & Wildlife, Student Life

Tracking tigers in the Thai jungle during a short-term study abroad program
Deer in Michigan

Insects & Wildlife

Do wolves make deer hunting over bait harder?
Soybean field aerial view

Agriculture, Business & Technology, Insects & Wildlife, Plant Life

Research Brief: Satellites and AI could help farmers detect soybean aphid infestations
Holly Menninger, executive director of the Bell Museum.

Business & Technology, Environment & Sustainability, Forests & Natural Resources, Insects & Wildlife, Plant Life, Water & Climate, Campus Affairs

Holly Menninger named executive director of the University of Minnesota’s Bell Museum
Netanya Sadoff with an owl specimen.

Forests & Natural Resources, Insects & Wildlife, Student Life

Curating curiosities
A wolf waiting on a log watching fish swim in the shallow creek below, May 2019, Northern Minnesota.

Forests & Natural Resources, Insects & Wildlife

New research finds that fish are likely a widespread food for wolves
Maya Vellicolungara working in the field.

Environment & Sustainability, Insects & Wildlife, Student Life

A passion for pollinators
Side by side photos of a deer and a hand holding earthworms.

Environment & Sustainability, Forests & Natural Resources, Insects & Wildlife

Research Brief: The surprising link between deer, invasive earthworms and tree harvesting
Decayed wood.

Forests & Natural Resources, Insects & Wildlife

Research Brief: Fungi contribute to loss of structural strength in trees attacked by emerald ash borer
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Environment & Sustainability, Insects & Wildlife

So Minnesota: Bell Museum dioramas
Soybean gall midge graphic.

Agriculture, Insects & Wildlife

Research Brief: U of M students sequence genome of newly discovered soybean pest