Scorpions are primitive organisms that inhabit a variety of regions throughout the world, and along with spiders, they are among the hundred thousand documented species
The US is home to three non-native rodent species that each maintain an invasive habitat in urban and suburban areas where their survival is largely,
A 2014 study saw researchers survey the arthropod population within 50 houses located in both impoverished and affluent neighborhoods. The study not only revealed that
Dozens of termite species have been documented as inhabiting the United States, and with the possible exception of Alaska, termite pests that attack the structural
Most insect species favor habitats located in humid and rainy tropical to subtropical regions, and very few insect species have become well adapted to thriving
The insect order Hymenoptera is one of the largest orders in the animal kingdom with nearly 200,000 described species of ants, bees, wasps, sawflies and
The group of beetles commonly known as “ground beetles” are widely regarded as beneficial insects due to their habit of preying on insect pests that
Several cockroach species are common indoor pests in central Texas, but none are as pestiferous as the German cockroach. The German cockroach has evolved to
The Brown Widow Is Commonly Encountered Within Homes And Buildings In Southern Texas, But This Exotic Species Is Rapidly Expanding Northward According to the Centers
In Texas, it is not uncommon for certain insect pests to invade entire neighborhoods in the millions where they pose a tremendous nuisance to residents.
Some ant species have managed to travel outside of their native range to establish populations in urban areas throughout the world. These ants are aptly
