Mosquitoes
Tiny terrors with a buzzing serenade, mosquitoes are bloodsucking insects that plague warm nights. Females, needing protein for eggs, pierce skin with their straw-like mouthparts, leaving itchy welts. Worse, these airborne hitchhikers can transmit diseases like malaria and dengue, making them a major health threat.
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Bed Bugs
Bed bugs, nocturnal hitchhikers, hide in seams and cracks near your bed. Flat bodies let them squeeze into tiny spaces. Drawn to your warmth and CO2, they emerge at night for a blood meal, leaving itchy bites as a souvenir. Getting rid of these persistent pests requires professional help and vigilance.
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Cockroaches
Shiny, six-legged scavengers, cockroaches scuttle through shadows, surviving on scraps. Their flattened bodies squeeze through cracks, making them unwelcome guests. Though resilient and fast, a single glimpse sends shivers down spines. They've haunted kitchens for millennia, earning their reputation as ultimate survivors.
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Termites
Termites, often mistaken for ants, are soft-bodied insects that munch on wood. Despite their small size, they can cause big problems by silently devouring homes from the inside out. These social creatures live in colonies with different castes, like workers, soldiers, and reproductive, all working together to find food and keep the colony thriving.
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