Pest Of The Week: The Brown Recluse Spider The Brown Recluse spider is also known as a Violin spider because of the violin markings found on it’s back. Because of its extremely venomous and deadly bite, the Brown Recluse is one of worst spider pests. These bites are extremely dangerous. There have been reportsRead More
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Pest Control Links Round-Up: 5 For Friday
Pest Control Links Round-Up: 5 For Friday Atlanta Millipede Infestations Common So what exactly are millipedes? Are they dangerous? Are they even considered pests? How do you get rid of them? Here’s what you need to know. More… 5 Fun Facts About Ants Think you know all there is to know about ants? ThinkRead More
Friday Links Round-Up of Pest Control Articles
Pest Of The Week: The Western Carpenter Ant One of the most common types of Carpenter ants is the Western Carpenter ant; which are located west of the Mississippi River. They are easy to differentiate, because of the gold hairs on their abdomens that circle the ant like a ring. Like other Carpenter ants, theRead More
Here Is Your Weekly Pest Control News
Friday Link Round-Up Interview with Clark Pest Control’s Coach Robert Sperling Many pest control operators wear multiple hats. This happens to be the case for Clark Pest Control’s Robert Sperling, who also serves as a high school football coach. Read his compelling interview here. Watch Out For Brown Recluse Spiders When Unpacking Winter Clothes Read More
Will Roaches Survive The End Of the World Predicted By Mayans?
On December 21, this Friday, the Mayan calendar indicates the end of an earth period and the beginning of another. Many around the world have taken this to mean that the world will actually end altogether on Friday, and apparently its suppose to be some big nuclear explosion. Like, maybe all the countries around theRead More
Rebecca Black’s “Friday”: The Most Successful Failure In America
On Febrary 10, 2011, Ark Music Factory posted a YouTube video that would help redefine the viral industry forever. No other music video has drawn as much attention and ire as Rebecca Black’s “Friday” single.