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A recently discovered fossilized scorpion is now understood to be the oldest known organism that successfully transferred from a marine habitat to a terrestrial habitat.
Along with ants, cockroaches and bed bugs, flies are the most commonly encountered insect pests within homes in all areas of the US. According to
Tribolium confusum and Tribolium castaneum are two beetle species that are known to infest stored food within grocery stores, kitchen cabinets and pantry shelves. These
Unfortunately, southern California is notable for its high population of cockroach pests, almost all of which frequently infest homes in Ventura County. These cockroach species
Termites are the most well known insect pests of structural wood within homes, but they are far from being the only pests that damage finished
How Frequently Do Cockroaches Spread Disease To Humans, And Which Cockroach Species Are Most Often Found Within Ventura County Homes? Cockroaches are widely considered to
Bed bugs infestations are notoriously difficult to completely eradicate, even after a pest control professional comes in to take care of the problem. Bed bugs
Vespula pensylvanica is more commonly known as the western yellow jacket, and it’s the most pestiferous yellow jacket species in California. According to a recent
A large number of cockroach species can be found in California, many of which are common pests of homes. The most common cockroach pests in
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