1. The scientific study of insects.
ento·mo·logic (-m-ljk) or ento·mo·logi·cal (--kl) adj.
ento·mo·logi·cal·ly adv.
ento·molo·gist n.

• 3D Insects - If you like real insects, you would love virtual insects because you can see them big without a microscope.
• AES Bug Club Home Page - Do you want to cuddle a Cockroach, stroke a Stick Insect or hug a Harvestman? Visit the Bug Club.
• Africanized Bees in California - UCR research and extension on the Africanized Honey Bee.
• Africanized Honey Bees on the Move - Lesson Plans.
• Ancient Egypt - The Scared Scarab McClung Museum.
• Antboy's Bugworld - There are well over 1,000,000 different known species of insects in the world, and some experts estimate that there might be as many as 10,000,000.
• AntCast at the NHM - See the ants in action with The NHM live video stream.
• Arachnid Printouts - Arachnid are animals that have an exoskeleton, a two-part segmented body, and 8 jointed legs; they do not have a backbone.
• Araneae, Spiders of North -West Europe.
• Beal School's - Exploring Butterflies in Kindergarten.
• Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management - at Colorado State University.
• Brisbane Insects and Spiders - A study of insects and spiders near Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
• Brown Recluse Spider - Photos and Observations.
• Bug Food! - University of Kentucky Department of Entomology.
• Bugscope - A resource to classrooms so that they may remotely operate a scanning electron microscope to image "bugs" at high magnification.
• Butterflies at the Field Museum - Did you know there are about 20,000 different kinds of butterflies in the world?
• Butterflies of Ireland - A photographic guide to the Butterflies of Ireland. The butterfly species are divided into four groups: Small, Brown, White and Multi-colored butterflies.
• Butterfly Conservatory,The - American Museum of Natural History - Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter.
• Camel Spiders
• Insect Anatomy - Find out what makes an insect an insect?
• California Academy of Sciences - Department of Entomology web site.
• Chin's Nature Corner - Malaysian butterflies.
• Creepy Crawlies - Aaaahhhh, finally alone. Everybody's left the house and you're by yourself.
• Creepy-Crawlies - UK Safari - Close up photos and information about insects, spiders and other creepy-crawlies in Britain.
• Damselflies & Dragonflies Photographs - (Odonata) of Georgia and the Southeast.
• Department of Entomology - University of Kentucky.
• Dragonflies and Damselflies - Odonata of the United States
• Dragonflies Swedish - Dragonflies are very ancient insects; they already flew around when the dinosaurs ruled this world.
• Dynastes tityus - female "Eastern Hercules Beetle, Rhinoceros Beetle, Unicorn Beetle"
• Electronic Resources on Lepidoptera - Butterflies and Moths, offers both information about butterflies and moths as well as a comprehensive set of pointers to other sources of electronic information on lepidoptera.
• Entomology Home Page -Aloha and Welcome to the Bishop Museum's.
• Entomology Image Gallery -Ticks
• Entomology Web Sites - Cockroaches.
• Entomology Web Sites
• Forensic Entomology.com - dedicted to the education of crime scene technicians, homicide investigators, coroners, medical examiners, and others involved in the death investigation process. 
• Gander Academy's - Creepy Crawlie Resources on the Web.
• General Entomology Links - USFS Pacific Northwest Region, Forest Insects and Diseases.
• Get This Bug Off of Me! - It's a natural reaction to be frightened of some insects. Many insects have the ability to harm people, and many insects look very menacing.
• Hercules Beetle - The largest beetles in the world are a species of rhinoceros beetles that live in the lush tropical rainforests near the Equator.
• History of Ants - The Ants of North America.
• Honey Bee Biology - The Biology of the Honeybee, Apis Mellifera.
• Honey Bee Care - An apiary is a bee farm, or a managed area of bee colonies.
• Insect Pictures - Insect Printouts. Insects are arthropods (a type of invertebrate, animals that lack a backbone). Enchanted Learning.
• Insects on the Web - Cultural entomology, insect macrophotography, educational resources and links to other web sites.
• Insects, Spiders, Mice and More - University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension in Lancaster.
• Iowa State Entomology Index - K-12 Educators' Recommended Sites.
• Iowa State University - Image Gallery - A wealth of information about insects, their biology and control.
• Japanese Ant Image Database
• Katerpillars (& Mystery Bugs) - This section is designed for teachers, 4-H'ers, young people, and anyone else who wants to pursue an interest in Entomology.
• Lady Beetles! - Lady beetles, also known as ladybird beetles or ladybugs, are beneficial insects which help control many pests.

:)Chocolate Chirpie Chip Cookies - Insect recipes taste-tested by brave college students for your culinary pleasure.
:) PestWorld for Kids
:) Steve's Aussie Spider Pics - Kids, don't try this at home, spiders can and will bite, if provoked.

• Longhorn Beetles - Asian Longhorned Beetle
• Monarch Watch - A cooperative network of students, teachers, volunteers and researchers dedicated to the study of the Monarch butterfly...
• Monarchs and Migration - Teachers, students, and families across the country are exploring Monarchs, butterflies, and the mystery of migration.
• National Insect Collection - The National Insect Collection is worldwide in scope and consists of approximately 35 million specimens.
  
• Neuroptera - Lacewings and Antlions.
• Neuroptera - Lacewings, Antlions, Dobsonflies, Alderflies, Snakeflies.
• Neuroptera - Notes on Madagascar Neuroptera Fauna.
• New Jersey Mosquitoes - Mosquito populations in New Jersey directly impact the public health and welfare of the residents and visitors in addition to influencing the economy of the state.
• North American Insects and Spiders - Cirrus Digital Imaging.
• NOVA Online - Tales from the Hive.
• Predacious Ground Beetles - Referred to as carabids, belong to a large family of beneficial beetles called the Carabidae.
• Rearing Caterpillars - There are over 140,000 species of Butterfly and Moth (Lepidoptera) in the World.
• Spiders of Australia - Common spiders of Australia color photos and some informative text.
• Spiders of NW-Europe - This site contains more than 700 pictures of over 220 spiders commonly found in NW-Europe, especially the area between the Netherlands and the south of France.
• Spiders of Vietnam
• Stag Beetles of Taiwan - Stag beetles found on the island of Taiwan and their collecting methods, breeding and rearing, and conservation.
• Tasty Insect Recipes - Iowa State University's Tasty Insect Recipes As featured on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno!
• Texas A & M University - Discover Entomology - A Field guid to Common Texas Insects.- Insects in the Classroom - Bugs as teaching tools for all ages.
• The Adventures of Herman - The autobiography of Squirmin' Herman the worm.
• The American Tarantula Society - The Largest Arachnid Society In The World Tarantulas, Other Spiders, Scorpions & Other Arachnid Orders.
• The Antlion Pit - A collection of resources related to the fascinating antlion, or "doodlebug."
• The Butterfly Farmer - Find out - Why Butterfly Farming is important?
• The Butterfly WebSite! - Join us in learning more about the fascinating world of butterflies.
• The Food Insects Newsletter, Inc. - You will never go hungry learn to cook & eat a bug.
• TheButterflySite.com! - We offer 12 pages packed full of information on all sorts of Butterfly topics.
• Tiger Beetles of Nebraska - Tiger beetles (Family Cicindelidae) are aptly-named voracious predators of the insect world.
• University of Kentucky - Entomology for Kids.
• University of Kentucky Department of Entomology - Katerpillars & Mystery Bugs.
• University of Kentucky Entomology for Kids - Bugfood: Insect-themed Food.
• Where Do Butterflies Come From? - It comes from a chrysalis (KRIS-uh-liss) which is also called a pupa.
• Wings, Stings, and Leggy Things - Of Illinois. What good is an insect.
• Youth Entomology Resources - Entomology Education (and Fun!) for Kids and Teachers.

Ticks & Mites

• Mites and Ticks - A Virtual Introduction-Index.
• Rhipicephalus sanguineus - (the brown dog tick)
  

The Entomology Department of Clemson University

• Web Only Display of Exotic Beetles
• Web Only Display of Exotic Butterflies #1
• Web Only Display of Exotic Butterflies #2
  
• Web Only Display of Local Butterflies
• Web Only Display of Exotic Moths
  
• Web Only Display of Local Moths
• Web Only Display of Miscellaneous Exotic Insects
• Web Only Display of Miscellaneous Local Insect

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