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Why Are US Marines Eating Spiders And Scorpions?

Why Are US Marines Eating Spiders And Scorpions?

by John Bozarjian | Feb 20, 2019 | Blog, Pest Control

Eating bugs is not considered taboo in most regions of the world, as bugs are abundant in nature, and most bugs are packed with nutrients. Bug consumption is beneficial to the environment as well, as raising and producing mass amounts of bugs as a protein source does...
One Gene Makes Cooperative Social Bees Not So Cooperative

One Gene Makes Cooperative Social Bees Not So Cooperative

by John Bozarjian | Feb 20, 2019 | Blog, Pest Control

Bees tend to be social and cooperative insects, working together for the good of the entire hive. You don’t expect entire colonies to suddenly begin fighting amongst each other and for usurpers to try and take over as queen bee. However, one species, the South African...
One Gene Makes Cooperative Social Bees Not So Cooperative

A Paper Wasp Queen Creates Her Colony At The Beat Of A Drum

by John Bozarjian | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Pest Control

Social insect colonies make for an interesting topic of study for entomologists, biologists and even engineers. The reason for the widespread fascination with the nature of social insects is largely due to their advanced behavior when compared to non-social insect...
Dirty Politics: Rats Overtake Los Angeles City Hall

Dirty Politics: Rats Overtake Los Angeles City Hall

by John Bozarjian | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Pest Control

No sane person is fond of rats. They are dirty, disease infested creatures of the underworld, which, oddly enough, makes them perfect for politics. It seems some rats thought they should have a go at politics, and decided to see about getting in office (or in the...
One Gene Makes Cooperative Social Bees Not So Cooperative

As The Global Population Of Beneficial Insects Declines, Insect Pest Populations Increase

by John Bozarjian | Feb 14, 2019 | Blog, Pest Control

For those who may not stay up to date on the latest news stories concerning insects, it should be known that researchers all over the world are deeply concerned about the rapid decline in global insect populations. Obviously, this is a potentially catastrophic trend,...
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