- January 30, 2022
- By Caleb
- In ALL RESIDENTIAL, RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
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House mice infest about 21 million US homes each year. That’s a huge number, and to make matters worse, they’re not only creepy, they are downright dangerous. They can spread over 35 diseases to humans, trigger asthma and allergies, and cause structural damage to the home. With these kinds of numbers, it may seem like
House centipedes will enter a building looking for shelter and food. They are quite adept at living indoors, especially if they are able to find other insects that they can feed on. Generally, house centipedes are not harmful, but there can be some issues when they invade the home. The centipede venom Most centipedes have
The house centipede was first introduced in the US during the mid-1800s. This pest landed in Pennsylvania, and since then, it has spread out all over the country. House centipedes are quite creepy looking, and since they share similarities with centipedes that are a lot more poisonous, many people fear them. They have also been