This bug cam comes to you from Nature’s Control, in Medford, Oregon and gives you a live view of ladybugs and various other garden friendly bugs they have for sale at their store or online.  Watch bugs crawl across the plants and glass with live streaming video.

Watch the Nature’s Control Bug Cam

The Madagascar Hissing Cockroach cam comes to you live from the University of South Carolina in the Coker Life Sciences Building. Watch these giant cockroaches crawling around and feeding on whatever is fed to them. The Madagascar Hissing Cockroach can grow to weigh as much as a mouse when fully grown. This cam updates every 3-5 seconds to give you a sense of motion. Don’t watch if you plan on eating soon.
Watch the Madagascar Hissing Cockroach Cam

The Flesh Eating Beetle cam comes to you live from the Natural History Museum in London and lets you have a wonderful view of Flesh Eating Beetles hard at work for the museum. The beetles strip flesh from bones of various animals so they can use the bones for important research. Currently the beetles are dining on a brown hare.

The flesh eating beetle cam has live streaming video and requires Windows Media Player to watch.

Watch the Flesh Eating Beetle Cam

Draper’s Super Bee Apiaries brings you this nice Bee Cam so you can watch their busy bees at work making honey and taking care of bees that will soon hatch.  Keep an eye out as you may see the Queen Bee - she has a yellow spot, so that might make her easier to find.  The bee cam is on 24/7 and refreshes every 15 seconds.

Watch the Bee Hive Cam

If you like bugs, take some time to check out the Insect Zoo Cam from Iowa State University.  This is a remote control cam so you can pan and tilt the camera as well as zoom in and out.

Watch the Insect Zoo Cam