Next-generation cameras inspired by fruit flies and moths

Inspired by the way that nature has evolved the eyes of small insects, scientists have fabricated artificial compound eyes that could make camera lenses tiny enough to fit on credit cards or stickers.

Vision and air flow combine to streamline flying honeybees

Researchers craft tiny wireless camera that can be attached to beetles: Digital Photography Review

Fruit fly automatic detection and monitoring techniques: A review - ScienceDirect

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KATCHY Indoor Insect and Flying Bugs Trap Gnat Mosquito Killer with UV Light Fan Sticky Glue Boards No Zapper - Black

What are the small white objects that are caught on security cameras that fly and zigzag all around? - Quora

18 Moth Pictures That You Need to See - Birds and Blooms

How CRISPR could help save crops from devastation caused by pests

Nature inspires drones of the future (Constantine Alexander's Journal)

Two jumps by same individual small grey moth Eudonia mercurella. (A)

Biology, ecology, and biogeography of eremic praying mantis Blepharopsis mendica (Insecta: Mantodea) [PeerJ]

Air pollution messes with moths' ability to smell flowers