An in-depth study on cellar spiders suggests that these spiders are harmless and incapable of biting humans. An urban myth exists regarding the poisonous capacity of these spiders that such long-bodied,scary cellar spiders are enriched with the deadliest venom. Still, they cannot administer this venom into the human’s skin due to their small and weak fangs. The same… Read More »
Mealworms are not worms; instead, they are the “toddler” versions of the elder black beetle and are attracted to the materials that are muggy, demolished, and fust. They are found in a cylindrical shape with dark yellow and brown lines all around their body. These insects are packed with six tiny legs and two tiny antennae. There is… Read More »
Sawtooth Grain Beetles scientifically known as “Oryzaephilus Surinamensis” are the beetles that are often confused with the Merchant Grain Beetles. These pests vary in size from 2.5mm to 3mm. Their body is flat and is packed with short antennas and six tiny projections, precisely behind the head. Their lifecycle is a sum of four stages, starting from the… Read More »
Hobo spiders, scientifically known as “Tegenaria Agrestis,” are the spiders that are often confused with the brown recluse spiders. They’re thought to be initiated from Europe in the 1930s and are now dispersed worldwide. These spiders are slandered as being dangerous. However, they’re not so dangerous as compared to other spiders. Many people think that a hobo spider’s… Read More »
There are different types of soaps introduced in the world so far, and they all serve for various functions and purposes. For example, there is a cosmetic soap for those looking to brighten their skin, a medicated soap for those looking to protect their skin and heal skin infections such as ringworm, eczema, pimples, etc. By the same… Read More »
Stag Beetles, scientifically known as ” Lucanidae” are often called “Pinching bugs”: They’re considered as the striking insects mostly found in the United Kingdom. There are about 1,200 kinds of stag beetles in the family Lucanidae. These insects own a shiny black head and thorax with reddish-brown wings. They vary in size, such as male stag beetles are… Read More »
Fleas are flightless insects that are flattened from side to side and are covered with the plumage of birds and hair of mammals. These tiny creatures are (1/8 to 1/18) inch in size and are found in 2,000 different categories which incorporate cat fleas, dog fleas, chigoe fleas, rat fleas, hen fleas, and lots of others. They’re capable of distinct jumping which… Read More »
Ants are the annoying insects that travel long distances in search of their nest-box. They are found in various categories depending upon theirhabitat. They vary in color and size; some are black and red while others are yellowish-brown and orange or the mixture of all. Their size ranges from 1/2 to 5/8 inch for carpenter ants and 1/16… Read More »
Termites are the major demolishers and consumers of wood that are commonly known as white-ants due to their great resemblance to the ants. They only differ from ants in terms of antenna and waist as ants have elbowed antenna and narrow waist whereas termites have a straight antenna and broad waist. These tiny creatures are simply attracted to… Read More »
Cockroaches are one of the nasty pests on the planet that can contaminate food and spread disease-causing germs. Cockroaches have been found to carry the pathogens that can cause asthma attacks, cholera, tuberculosis, leprosy, and more. Cockroaches can live without food for up to a month but they do need water which is why these pests love to… Read More »
