The Hartbeespoort dam in South Africa used to be brimming with people enjoying scenic landscapes and recreational water sports. Now, the visitors are greeted to the sight of boats stuck in a sea ...

The lake behind the Hartbeespoort Dam in South Africa used to be brimming with people enjoying scenic landscapes and recreational water sports. Now, the visitors are greeted to the sight of boats ...

In 2011, a photograph of a water bug devouring a baby turtle made headlines. Dr. Shin-ya Ohba, of Nagasaki University, snapped the photo in western Hyogo, central Japan.

A team of researchers report that the giant water bug L. patruelis has arrived in the country, sparking concerns that the creature has an established presence on the island. News Today's news ...

And water-loving residents in Cape Town have understandably been set on edge by the encounters. ... South Africa, have detected at ... Biting Seals Send Swimmers Rushing for Safety in South Africa ...

Water hyacinth eating bugs called Megamelus scutellaris are displayed inside a vacuum at the Grootvaly Blesbokspruit wetland reserve, near Springs, in the east of Johannesburg, South Africa, Feb ...

Other species of the bug inhabit southern Canada and the United States, several countries in Southeast Asia, Oceana, and some parts of Africa. The genus Lethocerus gets around, and Cyprus is just ...

View of boats stuck in a sea with invasive green water hyacinth weed at the Hartbeespoort dam, informally known as “Harties,” a small resort town in the North West Province of South Africa, on ...

Water hyacinth eating bugs called Megamelus scutellaris are displayed inside a vacuum at the Grootvaly Blesbokspruit wetland reserve, near Springs, in the east of Johannesburg, South Africa, on ...