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It’s skunk mating season: Expect to See and smell more this time of year (via WKYT News Staff)

You can smell skunk spray up to 1.5 miles away. So even if you smell them, that doesn’t mean they are right there. However, you need to be careful if you See a skunk. Source: WKYT News Staff

Problems under hood could have unusual cause: Mice (via WMUR)

When Gary Miliefsky experienced car trouble while driving with his family to Thanksgiving dinner last year, he never thought the problem would be traced to rodents. Source: WMUR

Forestry officials propose quarantine to prevent movement of gypsy moth (via News Desk)

The quarantine rules place limits on the movement of products that could carry the moths, such as logs, bark products and some types of trees and shrubs. Source: News Desk

Tick, tock: The countdown to peak tick season is here – EconoTimes (via EconoTimes)

With spring comes glorious sunshine, warmer weather and ticks. Ticks and some insect pests can carry bacteria, viruses and parasites that may cause disease in humans. One in particular, the blacklegged deer tick Ixodes… Source: EconoTimes

Ticks, And How Are They Adapting? (via Kevin Boucher)

With Spring arriving and many of us getting outside, ticks will no doubt be doing the same thing. On this edition of WSIU INFOCUS, we visit with some tick Source: Kevin Boucher

Excessive Moisture Across Continental U.S. Will Spur Early Pest Activity (via r20.rs6.net)

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Phoenix woman says rented storage pod came back infested with rats (via AZFamily)

“The smell was horrendous. Rat fecal matter, and rat bodies on our belongings.” Source: AZFamily

More than a dozen Ahuimanu properties infested with little fire ants (via http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com)

The tiny ants are pale orange ― and have a mighty sting. Source: http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com

N.J. has at least 11 tick species, and some are making us sick (via https://www.philly.com)

A Rutgers-led team has confirmed 11 tick species living in New Jersey, including two invasive species, in what it hopes is the start of an effort to control the spread of the arachnid, responsible for the rapid spread of Lyme and other diseases. Source: https://www.philly.com

Over 100 new species of beetle found on remote Indonesian island • Earth.com (via Earth.com)

Over a hundred new species of beetle have recently been discovered on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, known for being home to unique species like the deer-pig. Source: Earth.com

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