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Fun Fact Friday – Mosquito Bites
Mosquito Bites Female mosquitoes need protein to lay their eggs and get it by feeding on warm-blooded creatures. If a mosquito bites an infected animal or a person, then bites you, it can pass the disease to your blood through its saliva. A mosquito uses heat sensors...
Fun Fact Friday – Mosquitoes II
Fun Fact Friday – Mosquitoes II Mosquitoes feed day and night. Mosquito is Spanish for “little fly.” Mosquitoes generally fly below 25 feet. An adult mosquito may live 5-6 months. Sweat helps mosquitoes choose their victims. West Virginia has the fewest species of...
Fun Fact Friday – Mosquitoes
Fun Fact Friday – Mosquitoes Bats eat mosquitoes. Dark clothing attracts mosquitoes. West Nile virus came to the U.S. in 1999. Bacteria can be used to kill mosquito larvae. The two main mosquito predators are fish and dragonflies. A full moon increased mosquito...
Fun Fact Friday – Insects and Bugs IV
Fun Fact Friday - Insects and Bugs IV Only male crickets can chirp. A butterfly has its taste receptors in its feet. Baby robins eat 14 feet of earthworms every day. The praying mantis is the only insect that can look behind its shoulders. The weight of all the...
Fun Fact Friday – Insects and Bugs III
Fun Facts - Insects and Bugs III • A slug has four noses. • The mayfly only lives for 8 hours. • A snail can sleep for 3 years straight. • A mosquito flaps its wings 500 times a second. • A cockroach can live for up to 3 weeks without its head. • Night butterflies...
Fun Fact Friday – Insects and Bugs II
Fun Facts - Insects and Bugs II Honeybees have hair on their eyes. Ants have the largest brain of any insect. The average housefly lives for one month. Dragonflies can fly up to 50 miles per hour. About 80% of the Earth’s animals are insects. The common garden worm...
Fun Facts – Insects and Bugs
Fun Facts - Insects and Bugs I While gathering food, a bee may fly up to 60 miles in one day. Ants can lift and carry more than fifty times their own weight. The queen of a certain termite species can lay 40,000 eggs per day. Ticks can grow from the size of a grain of...
Southern and Sovereign Pest Control Announce Launching of Referral Program Promotion
The program’s initiative is to reward customer and client loyalty. Southern and Sovereign Pest Control will reward $100 when a customer refers a family member, a friend or neighbor who purchase a combination Termite and Pest Control Service Plan. In order to be...
Southern & Sovereign Pest Control Top 100 Pest Control Companies
As the industry’s most trusted source of news and product information, Pest Control Technology magazine, recognizes Southern and Sovereign Pest Control as one of the Top 100 Pest Control companies in North America. The award recognizes overall business based on...
Protect Yourself From Tick Bites
Health officials warn that with such a snowy winter the tick population has increased by 33%. Taking precautions can help reduce the risk of infection related to serious diseases carried by ticks. Be aware of grassy unmanaged landscape, wooded or brushy areas to...
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