Notably, insects seem to only be attracted to artificial light sources. It’s not like they fly upwards towards the moon. No, instead they congregate at the light by your front door.

The bug is invasive by nature, but they do not bite. Yet, if you are a gardener, the beetle could be harmful for your lawn and garden.

"if you look through bug zappers, you find very few mosquitoes," he said. They're not attracted by the light, and even ones with a chemical attractant aren't worth the "bycatch," or the number of ...

are not attracted to bug zappers. But that’s not the case with other pollinators. Doug Mahoney/NYT Wirecutter Thankfully, honey bees are not attracted to light, nor do they roam around in the ...

they're more interested in the insects attracted by any lights, which serve as their primary food source. These insects are drawn to light sources, making them ideal spots for spiders to weave ...