If your stomach doesn’t churn a bit after hearing the title of the children’s movie “How to Eat Fried Worms,” the picture itself may finish the job. Indeed, we watch the film’s main ...

To many people, particularly gardeners, moles are little more than pests. Their conical mounds can easily become a blight on your backyard, leading many people to seek solutions to get rid of them. In ...

“Around 2,000 waxworms can break down an entire polyethylene bag in as little as 24 hours, although we believe that ...

The Diet of Worms, which occurred 500 years ago, sounds bizarrely hilarious to us modern English speakers. But its legacy of religious liberty and dissent is no joke. This was not a feast of invert… ...

Diet is simply the name for an assembly. At the 1520 Diet of Worms, Luther was condemned by the heads of state of the Holy Roman Empire and disseminating or following his teachings was forbidden.

Regular doses of worms really do rid people of inflammatory bowel disease. The first trials of the treatment have been a success, and a drinkable concoction containing thousands of pig whipworm ...

For months, with all the rhetorical flourishes at his command, Everett Dirksen had trumpeted his implacable opposition to the Administration's 1966 civil rights bill. Even so, when Dirksen was ...

Can a presidential candidate afford to lose gray matter to parasites? How big was it? Robert F. Kennedy Jr. not discussing the worm in his brain on Fox and Friends.(Roy Rochlin / Getty Images ...

If each grade met its goal in a book-reading contest, she would eat worms. On May 21, Ms. Onick stood up in the school cafeteria and ate two 8-inch night crawlers sauteed with mushrooms and onions.

The phrase “diet of worms” intrigues people (if it intrigues them at all) in various ways. For historians, it can trigger arguments about a political convocation that happened in the city of ...

That’s because worms, snails, and other invertebrates make up the majority of their diet. These animals provide high levels of protein and require very little energy to capture.