Mediterranean flour moth is a common pest found inside food containers, grain bins, and many food storages, transportations, processing, and distribution areas. They feed on grains and also contaminate it. They have pale grey bodies and grey striped forewings while the lateral wings are off-white in color. They are considered as enemies to food industries and different food… Read More »
The name Asian Forest Scorpion is used for multiple scorpions who belong to the same genus Heterometrus. The Asian forest scorpions are large, heavy-bodied invertebrate scorpions. Because of their black or dark brown shells, they are very similar to Emperor Scorpions. Their size ranges from 3.5 – 6 inches in length. They are the most aggressive species of… Read More »
In terminating roaches, gel baits play a vital role as the active ingredients in them kill the cockroaches instantly. Among these gel baits, “Advion roach gel bait” is considered as one of the renowned and best gel baits. The active ingredient in this efficient pesticide kills a large population of roaches in a short span of time. So, if… Read More »
As compared to other pests’ species, the boxelder bugs live with a concise life span, which mayextend to approximately one year.The nymphs come out from eggs within fourteen days. The wingless nymphs have to pass through various phases of molts, to go into shape of adult bugsas compared to nymph, only adult bugs are found to survive in… Read More »
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 »
