Entomological Warfare

Entomological warfare refers to the use of insects as biological weapons to harm or disrupt an enemy. This can involve releasing disease-carrying insects, like mosquitoes, which can spread illnesses, or using insects to damage crops or livestock. The goal is to inflict harm through biological means, leveraging the natural behaviors and diseases associated with insects. It's a form of warfare that exploits the ecological impact of insects, highlighting the intersection of biology, agriculture, and military strategy.