Unusual Invasive Species in Our Own Backyards
August 26, 2022
Invasive species are pests that originate in another country but have made their way to the United States. Inadvertent and intentional releases by locals and
Invasive species are pests that originate in another country but have made their way to the United States. Inadvertent and intentional releases by locals and
Cover Photo by Bennilover (License) Rats, mice, and squirrels seek protection from the elements and predators as the weather becomes chilly. They frequently hide out in
Oleander plant caterpillars plague Florida’s and other southeastern states’ coastlines. These pests are Caribbean in origin. Oleander caterpillars only devour the tender sections of the
Cover Photo By: Tony (License) If you wake up in the morning covered in itching blisters, you may be concerned about bedbug infestations. These microscopic
Are you curious about that black insect with long legs that looks like a fly but isn’t quite one? It’s likely an ensign wasp, and
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If you reside in South Florida, you’re likely familiar with the pest known as the roof rat (or palm rat). Originating from Southern Asia, they
Termites don’t bite humans because their diet only consists of wood and cellulose materials. They have no need to feed on humans or animals. It
Armored with unique, bony plates, armadillos are fascinating creatures often seen foraging in various environments. Understanding what these intriguing animals eat can shed light on
Wasps are a common sight in Florida. Their presence, while often met with apprehension, plays a crucial role in the state’s diverse ecosystems. This article
Raccoons can be a health risk, transmitting germs to humans. Hence, it’s crucial to deter raccoons from entering your pool and to watch for raccoon
