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How to Get Rid of German Roaches

German roaches are among the most persistent and challenging household pests. They can quickly overrun your kitchen, bathroom, or any warm, moist area of your home. If you’ve spotted these unwelcome visitors, it’s important to act fast to prevent a full-blown infestation. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to get rid of German roaches effectively and keep them from coming back.

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Do Armadillos Bite?

Armadillos are peculiar and misunderstood creatures. With a bony armor shell and secretive habits, many know next to nothing about them, despite their growing presence in our lives. If you’re unfamiliar with them, the sight of one might stop you in your tracks and make you wonder – do armadillos bite? In a moment, we’ll look closer at armadillo biology, behavior, and the truth behind their potential to bite.

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5 Bugs That Look Like Termites and How to Tell The Difference

Mistaking a harmless insect for a termite can send a shiver down any homeowner’s spine. It’s a common scenario with costly implications if not addressed promptly and accurately. Our homes are sanctuaries, and the very idea of them under siege by wood-destroying pests is unsettling. But some bugs just look like termites and come with a whole different set of traits.

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Do Mice Eat Roaches?

While no one relishes the thought of mice or roaches, especially in their home, encounters with them can be common for homeowners. That being the case, knowing the basics of both pests (as well as their relationship with each other) can provide some peace of mind and even help to make better prevention decisions. So, do mice eat roaches? Are they allies, competitors, or none of the above?

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Are Florida Lizards Poisonous?

Lizards are a common sight all over Florida; many people and kids like to watch them. Kids often will chase after these Anole lizards are often referred to as Geckos and pick them up. They will get into homes and eat the bugs but are usually harmless to humans. Additionally, they come in various colors and sizes. Many people wonder though are Florida lizards poisonous? No, most of them are not, however, the Gila monster and the Florida Lizard have a toxic bite. Let’s find out some more information.

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Are Black Snakes Poisonous?

Imagine driving home from a long day at work and as you pull into your driveway you see a black snake slither across your driveway, right in front of the garage door. You stop your vehicle and think, do not open the garage door. Out of fear that the black snake will gain entry into your garage and you will not be able to find it. After waiting patiently, you realize it is now safe to open the garage door and park your vehicle. After this rather scary encounter, you decide to investigate black snakes. Are black snakes poisonous? They are not poisonous and use strangulation to kill their prey. Then eat their prey whole.

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How Long Do Squirrels Live?

When it comes to rodents or pests, look no further than the squirrel. These creatures show little care for their adventurous self. Dodging traffic and jumping from tree limb to tree limb is their forte. Not to mention, racing across a fence with very little room to navigate. You would think that a squirrel’s adventurous side greatly enhances its chances of death. Unfortunately, not all squirrels escape danger without harm. How long do squirrels live? Depending on the species of the squirrel will determine how long a squirrel lives. Life expectancy varies.

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Are Roof Rats Dangerous?

Owning a home requires a lot of maintenance. Additionally, maintenance involves pest control and making sure that your home is sealed up tight from outside intruders. Keep in mind that rats are notorious for destroying everything in their path. Specifically, roof rats that have invaded your home. No one wants to hear roof rats in their attic. Are roof rats dangerous? Considering that they destroy the structures of the home, and eat through your electrical wires, they are dangerous.

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