Michael Raupp

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Michael "The Bug Guy" Raupp is an entomologist, Professor Emeritus, and Extension Specialist at the University of Maryland, College Park. He most well known for his "Bug of the Week" blog and YouTube channel, as well as his many television and media appearances.

Life and Career

Dr. Raupp received his B. S. in animal science in 1975 and M. S. in entomology in 1977 from Rutgers University. He later earned his PhD in entomology from UMD in 1982. He has remained at UMD since, being involved with UMD Biological Sciences Graduate Program, Behavior, Ecology, Evolution, & Systematics.

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