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Florida, with its warm and humid climate, is home to a variety of pests, and among them, subterranean termites stand out as a particularly insidious threat to both residential and commercial structures. These tiny but destructive insects […]
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Everyone knows Florida is known for our distinctive tropical climate, characterized by warm temperatures, high humidity, and distinct wet and dry seasons. This climate greatly influences various aspects of the region, from vegetation and wildlife to human […]
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Florida is home to a remarkable variety of snake species. Among the many fascinating reptiles that inhabit the Sunshine State, rat snakes, black racers, and banded water snakes stand out for their distinct characteristics and widespread presence. […]
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As the scorching sun casts its relentless rays upon the earth during the peak of summer, a familiar phrase emerges: “The dog days of summer.” It evokes images of lazy afternoons, sultry evenings, and a pervasive sense […]
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Introduction: Florida, known for its abundant sunshine, pristine beaches, and diverse wildlife, is also home to a notorious insect: the fly. While flies are commonly found worldwide, the warm and humid climate of Florida creates a breeding […]
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When it comes to keeping your home clean and comfortable, one of the biggest challenges can be dealing with pests. Whether you’re dealing with ants, cockroaches, or any other type of pest, it’s important to take action […]
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Imagine going about your day-to-day activities, unaware that tiny creatures are lurking around, spreading germs and diseases that can harm you and your loved ones. From food contamination to airborne illnesses, these creepy crawlies can create a […]
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Rodents are a common sight in many homes, but few homeowners are aware of the extensive damage they can cause. These furry creatures may look cute and harmless, but make no mistake – they are skilled home […]
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Introduced: First found in Monroe County in 2001. Originates from the Caribbean. Current Infestation: Primarily located in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties, but is spreading throughout South Florida. Description/Biology: Millipedes are not insects but are myriapods. The […]
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