The black and red blister bug is out in force in Arizona now. Here's why the beetles can harm humans and animals and where you're likely to find them.

Ingesting blister beetles or their body parts, either directly or indirectly through contaminated food or forage, can result in poisoning, leading to symptoms such as gastrointestinal distress and ...

TEMPE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5)-- Mosquitos get a lot of attention this time of year, and so do bees. But what about the blister beetle? Ethan Wright is a bioscience major at Arizona State University’s ...

Medically reviewed by Sarah Richards, DPM The primary cause of blisters on the feet is friction that arises from poorly ...

The beetles contain a chemical called cantharidin, and when it comes in contact with human skin it can cause painful blisters. If ingested, it is also extremely toxic for dogs, cattle, and horses.

Medically reviewed by Sarah Richards, DPM Blisters on the toes are usually caused by friction, but can also be due to insect ...

PEMBINA COUNTY, N.D. — North Dakota State University Extension - Pembina County warned livestock owners, Monday, July 1, that blister beetles have been spotted in the county.

The blister beetles are most commonly seen in the spring around Valley hiking trails during mating season, so the good news is that after a few more weeks you shouldn't see them until next year ...