Why Bed Bugs Don’t Bite Me
Summary: If you’re sure your home is infested with bed bugs, but you aren’t showing signs of bed bug bites, it is highly likely that you’re still being bitten. You’re just not allergic. Transcription: That’s…
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How Do Crickets Get In?
Summary: No one likes crickets getting into their home. But how and why do they do it? Your backyard is, in many ways, an oasis for crickets. The excess plant matter and water makes their…
Cave Crickets And Camel Crickets
Summary: Cave crickets, otherwise known as camel crickets, are little more than a nuisance. They’ll come inside your home’s crawlspace and feed off paper products, usually the insulation. They do lead in spiders, though, becoming…
Camel Crickets In The Basement
Summary: Adam shows us just how dangerous camel crickets can be. They themselves are nothing but a nuisance, but the spiders they bring into the house can be a serious risk to your family. They…
Why Are Bed Bugs So Hard To Get Rid Of
Summary: Bed bugs are surely a pest that can be difficult to get rid of, but they can be increasingly difficult if you frequently visit a home with bed bugs and carry them back, or…
Where Do Bed Bugs Live
Summary: Bed bugs can be found by the box springs, around the corners, in the headboard or even the night stand. Transcription: Bed bugs are primarily found in our bedrooms usually down towards the box…
Does Bug Repellent Work On Bed Bugs
Summary: For the sake of science (and for the entertainment of those of you at home watching), Thomas risks his blood, testing for the use of bug repellent as a guard against bed bugs. Transcription:…
When Do Fire Ants Reproduce
Summary: Fire ants will take flight between 70 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit, with the female living up to seven years and producing about 1,000 eggs daily. Transcription: Fire ants have a mating ritual, where a…
When Do Fire Ants Hibernate
Summary: Fire ants won’t hibernate, but they’ll be less active in cold temperatures. Transcription: Fire ants do not actually hibernate. They will survive temperatures as low as 16 degrees Fahrenheit and will become less active…
