NEW ORLEANS — People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) took to Canal Street to protest the use of cicadas as a dining option in the Audubon Insectarium in New Orleans on Thursday, May 2.

It’s going to get gruesome outside the Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium on Thursday morning, when a pair of actors dressed as enormous cicadas will pretend to eat a third actor posing as a dead human ...

Officials with the Audubon Zoo, Insectarium, and Aquarium will have increased safety measures in place Thursday after a terrorist attack was reported in New Orleans. Audubon issued a statement saying ...

Audubon Institute is revealing its latest price plan and new membership offerings for guests following a wave of backlash last fall from members. After hearing from stakeholders and members, the ...

Leaf insects are masters of disguise, staying hidden while they feed and rest. Cactus longhorn beetles are food specialists, surviving (both as larvae and adults) solely on cactus. The desert ironclad ...