(BUZZES LIKE A BEE) German Yellow Jackets are often mistaken for bees, due to the fact that they buzz like a bee. They belong to a group of social wasps that cooperate to build and defend their queen and colony. They are also the uninvited guests at picnics who get into soda cans. Aerial Yellow...Read More
There was a time when bed bugs were considered to be all but extinct. In the past, the use of certain toxic pesticides nearly destroyed the bed bug population in much of western society. Between the 1950s-1990s, bed bugs basically passed from reality to legend. They were nothing more than a fun rhyme that parents would...Read More
While there have been multiple reports of giant Asian hornets attacking beehives in Washington, it will be years before they spread to the Midwest, according to a board certified entomologist. Dubbed “Murder Hornets” by researchers, the species has a venomous sting that can kill a human if they are stung several times. “These things are...Read More
