Land-dwelling isopods related to lobsters not insects. Sue Pike [email protected]. This recent spate of warm, wet weather is a boon to the members of nature’s clean-up crew, ...

They’re called isopods, a reference to their standard issue, uniform set of feet (seven pairs), and they form vital connections in the oceanic food web. The swimming isopod, ...

The isopods pounced. Within 24 hours, the giant isopods had used chemoreception to identify the location of the gators and began getting to work.

Join us during Isopod Hour as we demonstrate how to build a simple and effective isopod crab trap. This DIY project is perfect for enthusiasts looking to catch isopods efficiently. Follow our ...

Isopods (Hemilepistus reaumuri) are strange little creatures that look like lice or cockroaches – and aren’t bugs at all but crustaceans.Common names for them include woodlice, roly-poly, pill ...

Isopods are an order of invertebrates belonging to the greater crustacean group of animals, like crabs and shrimp. Scientists estimate that there are around 10,000 species of isopods, ...

Isopods are an order of invertebrates belonging to the greater crustacean group of animals, like crabs and shrimp. Scientists estimate that there are around 10,000 species of isopods, ...

Isopods (or sowbugs or pillbugs) are crustaceans; some live independently and others are parasitic. When a bopyrid egg hatches, the sexually undifferentiated (neither male nor female) ...

These mini-shark isopods aren’t much different from other isopods that call the water home. They feed on fresh meat, which is why they’re attracted to feet when beachgoers walk into the water.

Barry Levinson’s new horror film ’The Bay’ features some real-life creatures known as Isopods, and we’ve got two exclusive images of the things for you today.

The fisherman, who caught hagfish, often pulled up giant isopods as bycatch and would toss them back into the ocean. But when the celebrity asked if the isopod was edible, Hasegawa decided to ...

Frontal view of a giant isopod. Yummy. (Credit: Mattes/CC SA 3.0) Giant isopods (Bathynomus giganteus) are carnivous crustaceans that live at ocean depths ranging from 550 feet (170 meters) to ...