Time passes more slowly for flies, study finds, Neuroscience

Research suggests perception of time is linked to size, explaining why insects find it easy to avoid being swatted

About time: Does it really fly when you're having fun?

Explained: The Physics-Defying Flight of the Bumblebee

Time doesn't fly if you're a fly! How the insect sees rolled up newspaper moving in slow motion and buzzes away from danger quickly

Busy Bees Take a Break During Total Solar Eclipses, Science

Can we stop time?

A peek inside a flying bat's brain uncovers clues to mammalian navigation

How to slow down time: The science behind stopping life from passing you by - I DONE THIS

Why is it so hard to swat a fly?

New Yorkers Are Killing Spotted Lanternflies. Is It Working? - The New York Times

Why Are Insects Drawn to Light? A Perennial Question Gets a New Answer. - The New York Times

Bloodthirsty tsetse flies nurse their young, one live birth at a time – understanding this unusual strategy could help fight the disease they spread

Time doesn't fly if you're a fly! How the insect sees rolled up newspaper moving in slow motion and buzzes away from danger quickly