Introducing The Lovely Insect Show, where U.S. Pest’s new spokesperson Lovely will be teaching you all about various types of insects, including ladybugs, ants and bees. Lovely is the daughter of U.S. Pest President Erica Brister, and she couldn’t be any more adorable!
Termites cause extreme amounts of destruction. According to the National Pest Association, termites are responsible for roughly $5 billion in damages every year in the U.S.
Prehistoric pests – It’s bad enough having to deal with angry wasps, bloodsucking mosquitoes and venomous spiders, but 350 million years ago bugs were truly terrifying. These early ancestors of modern insects grew to be giants.
How To Choose The Best Termite Control Company – If you suspect your home is infested with termites, you need to act quickly. The longer you wait to address the problem, the more time these winged pests have to establish a foothold and start eating into your home. If you are able to catch the…
Brown recluse spiders are some of the most feared pests in Tennessee. This year, they seem to be even more aggressive than usual, as the number of reported brown recluse spider bites has climbed to four per week. They even rank in the top 10 most poisonous spiders. No one is quite sure why we…
Termites are among the most annoying and costly pests that can invade your home. They cause more damage than ants, cockroaches, and rodents combined, and multiply at least as quickly.
You’ve seen them weaving their webs around your home, lurking in secluded places–just waiting to sink their venomous fangs into your skin. Maybe you’ve even had nightmares about these big spiders after seeing some of the horror movies made about them. There are few bugs that can cause such terrified shrieks as spiders. But have…
Looking to make some extra cash? Here’s a fun way you may have never thought about. Remember those glowing little bugs you used to catch as a child? Well, now The Firefly Project Of Tennessee is offering 50 cents for every gram of fireflies you catch and turn in.
Just imagine chowing down on a delicious cockroach or some savory worms. Sounds tasty right? Probably not. But there are places in Asia, Africa and Latin America where people make insects a regular part of their diet. In fact, archaeologists say that the practice of eating bugs dates back to the earliest humans. And here’s…
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