Spring weather means those pesky fruit flies will be at their worst. Here's how you can avoid an infestation this time around ...

that hibernation-like state in which fruit flies can survive a long time at low temperatures. What’s the difference between ...

Also, most house bugs are harmless and won’t bother ... and on their body,” Troyano says. What they look like: Fruit flies look like light brown flies, says Russell. They’re usually very ...

But fruit flies don't thrive only on rotten fruit or vinegar. They also love sugary substances like soda ... They also have two wings (many insects have four). For more home tips, here are ...

You gotta love the fruit fly. Sure, they start out as revolting maggots, devour ripening fruit and infest the garbage pail. But they’re also invaluable scientific model organisms. The bristly bugs ...

A fruit fly is a tiny flying insect that’s fond of overripe or rotting fruits and vegetables. Here is how you can get rid of them.

The sticky glue board finishes the job, ensuring fruit flies ... rather than looking like an ugly bug-trapping device. You won't have to constantly look at the dead bugs aligning the glue boards ...