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Pest Prevention Tip Of The Month #3
Pet food and water left out overnight invites trouble with pests, so remove it nightly. Raccoons, rodents, and many insect pests…
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Fall Invaders
Fall is typically a very pleasant time of year for people to spend time outdoors. But it’s also a time…
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A History Of Bed Bugs
Bed bugs, once a scourge, were almost completely wiped out in this country in the 1940’s. But in recent years…
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Rodent Bites In New York City
Rodents bite about 100 New Yorkers in the city every year, according to recent city Health Department statistics. But this number…
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Spiders Close Post Office
The discovery of an infestation of brown recluse spiders caused the United States Post Office to close one of its Louisville branch…
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Why Do Zebras Have Stripes?
Animal researchers have theorized for years that a zebra’s stripes confuse predators like lions, but new research just published shows the stripes…
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Monster Snake On Display
A 2,500 pound, 48-foot long (as long as a bus), titanoboa snake recently shocked commuters in New York’s Grand Central Station. Fortunately…
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Pest Prevention Tip Of The Month #2
Check your window screens and repair or replace them as needed. For very loose screens that pests can crawl around, install weather-stripping…
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Giant Wasp Discovered
A gigantic 2 ½ inch long wasp, the largest wasp ever discovered, has been found in Indonesia. Almost nothing is known about…
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Three Mosquito Myths
1. MOSQUITOES ARE ATTRACTED TO WOMEN MORE THAN TO MEN Here’s What We Know: Many people claim women, who we…
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Ants: Ongoing Invaders
For a number of years now ants have been the #1 pest problem in the country—more homeowners have ant problems than…
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Fear Of Pests Is Natural
Do you know anyone who’s NOT afraid of either spiders, mice, snakes, or some other creature? Probably not. Even the fictional…
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