insects

Yes, Texas can be quite scary.

Most of these critters can go extinct and we'd be ok with it.

As the heat begins to go up in Texas, everyone and everything is looking for a way to cool off. That includes some insects we'd rather not have in our home.

No stink, no danger, and no more flying insects interrupting your patio plans or endangering your kids while they play. It only cost pennies, literally.

Honestly, even when I thought they WERE ladybugs, and was smiling despite their infiltration into my home--I was also a little creeped out.

This has to be one of the strangest stories I’ve ever written.

What can be done to take on these little acid-spewing weirdos that are blinding our woodland creatures and freaking us all the heck out?

Honestly, even when I thought they WERE ladybugs, and was smiling despite their infiltration into my home--I was also a little creeped out.

Amazon drivers, like most people who work for delivery carriers, have to deal with a ton of obstacles such as traffic, dogs, rude customers and even insects.

I mean, if you're not prompting a federal investigation, you're not trying hard enough right?

Unfortunately, bugs aren't obedient when it comes to CDC-recommended social distancing rules.

So, what is the deal? Are these Dracula bats? Should we run for the hills and protect our necks? Maybe not. Let’s shed some light—er, darkness on the subject.