This name refers to the extraordinarily durable belief that earwigs crawl into people's ears and -- depending on sources -- burrow into your brain or merely lay eggs and hatch out a new brood of ear ...

Earwigs can also spray each other with defensive ... mothers usually stay with them for a few weeks after they hatch. Yet, at least in the lab, that does not seem to enhance the nymphs’ chances ...

Then, the mother stays with them for about two months, caring for the eggs and feeding the young once they hatch. Earwigs live for about a year. Yes, earwigs have forewings and hindwings.

The release of Studio Ghibli Inc.’s “Earwig and the Witch” has been full of surprises. It marked the first time the renowned anime house has made a fully computer-generated feature film ...