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The Crazy Relationship Between the Jewel Wasp, Zombie Cockroaches, and Karate Kicks

The Crazy Relationship Between the Jewel Wasp, Zombie Cockroaches, and Karate Kicks “Zombie cockroach” sound like something out of a horror movie. But they are not fiction at all. It’s all due to the emerald cockroach wasp, also known as the “jewel wasp.” The wasps have a bluish-green metallic body. Yet what makes them

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Do Cockroaches Bite Humans?

Do Cockroaches Bite Humans? Roaches are already one of the most hated pests in NYC. They seem to be able to get in anywhere, they spread bacteria, they can cause breathing problems, and they are notoriously hard to get rid of. In fact, in terms of all the concerns you may have when cockroaches infest

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Types of Cockroaches that live in NYC

There are hundreds of different cockroach species, and several live in New York and New Jersey. For infestations in your home, apartment, or business, there are three main species that make up the majority of these pests - American, German, and Oriental cockroaches. No roach is welcome in your home, but understanding the different

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All About Flying Cockroaches in NYC

New York has a cockroach problem. So much so, that roaches are considered one of the downsides to living in this great area. There are many different species of cockroaches as well, some as small as an ant, others that sometimes seem as large as a small mouse.When we typically think of roaches, we envision

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