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11/06/2024

Signs of 🦇 entering

07/02/2023

04/29/2022

Can anyone guess what type of snake this is?

11/05/2021

Are you starting to hear noises in your attic? Squirrels love to hide inside walls and attics during the winter time.

11/01/2021

Iguanas dig burrows — mainly in February and March — to lay their eggs. These burrows, however, destroy infrastructure.

In early 2020, a dam in West Palm Beach had to be repaired after green iguanas burrowed through the soft dirt around the already-aging structure. Though experts couldn’t decipher whether or not iguanas were the main cause, they said the animals definitely made a contribution.

10/15/2021

Did you know squirrels teeth never stop growing? The reason they chew on items on your roof is because they have to gnaw on soft objects to keep their teeth strong and healthy.

09/27/2021

If you suspect you’ve got some small unwanted roommates scurrying around your home, you’re not alone.

08/12/2021

Did you know this about hog nose snakes?

07/29/2021

Are you noticing burrowing going on around your home? there are multiple signs to tell if a armadillo is on your property or not.

06/18/2021

The most common rats that we come across are the Roof rat (black rat, ship rat, house rat), and the Norway rat (brown rat). Roof rats are usually smaller, their average size is about 7-8 inches long with a tail almost in equal length. The Norway rat is larger, slightly longer, with a larger body and can weigh up to a pound. Norway rats are seen more in northern states and more likely to live at ground level. Both of these rats have terrible eyesight, but an excellent sense of hearing, smell and can climb almost any surface.

06/17/2021

You have already encountered them when lifting a brick or a damp object, you may even have felt disgust, and even wondered what nature was wanting in creating them.
Well, omniscids are a suborder of terrestrial isopod crustaceans, whose function in evolution is to eliminate heavy metals such as mercury, cadmium and lead, which are extremely harmful to humans, contributing to the cleaning of soil and groundwater. (Don't kill them, don't crush them, pass this along.)