When it's cold outside, and you're enjoying the warmth of the fire and a hot cup of soup, should you be concerned about tiny ...

The good news is that snow fleas don’t bite or carry worrying diseases to humans and pets. They can, however, travel into your home on shoes, snow-laden boots, pet fur, or even on shoveling tools. In ...

As warmer days begin to prevail in North Texas, residents may see tiny black critters emerging from the melting snow and ice.

After winter storms, the insects often appear in large groups. But experts say they’re nothing to worry about.

These ancient arthropods are commonly found in snow at this time of year. Here's what gave them the nickname "snow flea." ...

Snow fleas may appear on snow throughout Connecticut, jumping from pile to pile.

Springtails or snow fleas are found in snow at this time of year. These arthropods are harmless to humans, but they will jump ...

They’re tiny. They get lots of air while jumping. They come in such large numbers that they may even make snow appear black. But experts say snow fleas emerging during winter months have one goal, and ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Not eating yellow snow is obviously wise advice, but how about ...

Snow melts… and suddenly the ground is moving? Before you question reality (or grab a flamethrower), here’s what those tiny ...

With the cold, wet weather across Metro Detroit, some residents have noticed tiny black bugs jumping around on snow and sidewalks. Those creatures are called “springtails,” also known as “snow fleas.” ...