
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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Ticks act as external parasites, feasting on the blood of humans, wildlife, and domestic creatures. These pests may pose severe health threats to humans and
Bed bugs are a common yet unwelcome guest in many homes and establishments. These tiny, nocturnal pests can cause a great deal of discomfort and
The intriguing world of centipedes offers a surprise when it comes to the number of legs they have. Ranging from 15 to 177 pairs, the
How do drywood termites spread? At about 4 years, A drywood Termite colony will be mature enough to spread out and create new colonies. The
In the world of flying insects, confusion often arises between certain species, particularly when they have similar appearances or nicknames. One common mix-up is between