The small, white “worms” are probably the larvae of the cherry fruit fly (Rhagoletis spp.). Cherry fruit flies lay eggs on developing cherry fruit in May.

The white-marked tussock moth caterpillar, common in eastern North America, has spiky hairs that can cause skin irritation ...

The vine weevil, a small black beetle, nibbles on leaves, leaving behind telltale notched edges. However, the real devastation occurs beneath the surface where their white larvae attack plant ...

The Korea Forest Service’s National Institute of Forest Science raised its alert level on Thursday for the pest from ...

The female Cabbage White lays a single, oblong white egg on the underside of a leaf. By the eighth day the egg hatches into a Cabbage White larva called a cabbage worm.

After lying in your musty tomb for a few days, the egg hatches and out crawls a hideous white larva. The killer grub feasts on your moribund flesh, eventually consuming you whole.