Unusual Invasive Species in Our Own Backyards
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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Cover Photo Creator: Jean and Fred Hort Mole crickets are a threat to all types of turfgrass, but they are especially fond of bahiagrass and bermudagrass.
Millipedes are not venomous. Unlike centipedes, they are largely considered non-poisonous. Nevertheless, certain millipede species release irritating fluids from side glands. These fluids might cause
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