Scientists suspect many species are in decline—but there are still unanswered questions and a lot of hope. Here's when and ...

Some Floridians never see a firefly in their home state, but Florida actually has more than 50 species of firefly. Here's how ...

Whether you call them "lightning bugs" or "fireflies," spotting the bioluminescent insects always brings joy. Here's when ...

Fireflies, known as lightning bugs in the South and Midwest, are neither flies nor bugs. Scientists save the word “bug” for a specific kind of insect with sucking mouthparts—a definition ...

Discover where to find fireflies in Texas and learn how to protect these glowing beetles with tips from experts.

Every June, fireflies in the Smoky Mountains put on a stunning light show, but only a lucky few get in to see it each year.

And these lightning bugs with their flickering light shows make summer nights feel all the more magical and romantic. But how did fireflies manage to catch lightning in a bottle? The answer is ...

Yes, we will see lightning bugs this year. The reality is the impact ... Secondly, the unusually dry weather could be impacting fireflies. So, the increased moisture is a good sign as GDDs ...

Lightning bugs, also known as fireflies, are harmless insects known for their ability to produce light through a chemical reaction called bioluminescence. The term "lightning bug" is a common ...

Fireflies can be found near Florida's wetlands ... If you’re under the impression you can’t see “lightning bugs” in Florida, you probably just don’t live in the right area for them ...