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Why Roaches Are So Scary

It’s close to Halloween And something evil’s lurking in the dark You turn on the light You see a sight that almost stops your heart Scarier than zombies, roaches rule the night It will be a different Halloween this year, so if you’re sticking close to home don’t panic when the roaches

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What you need to know about Florida termites - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Florida Termites: What You Need To Know

Got termites? Not sure how to tell? South Florida is a hotbed for termite activity. While termites head up the list of the most destructive pests in South Florida, most residents are at a loss to describe these wood-eating menaces or know exactly what to look for as indications of termite activity.

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Why Do Mosquito Bites Itch More At Night

For some people, mosquito bites itch more at night than during the day, for several reasons. These reasons include: Fewer distractions As people wind down from their days and try to go to sleep, they may be more aware of their skin itching, because fewer things are going on that distract them

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What Months Are Mosquitoes Most Active In Florida

Florida’s tropical climate with year-round moderate to warm temperatures and plenty of humidity, mosquitoes can be active in Florida every month of the year. However, like in other regions of the US, mosquitoes are most active in the summer months from June through August. With temperatures rising, parts of the southeast and

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What Are The Biggest Bugs Found In Florida

Sometimes bugs seem scary because of their size.  Here are some of South Florida’s giants: Giant Water Bug Lethocerus griseus, more commonly known as the giant water bug grows to a length of about 2 inches and is found throughout the United States, including Florida. The giant water bug often called a

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