A raccoon found near the intersection of Bay Ridge Road and Magnolia Ridge Road in Annapolis on Saturday tested positive for rabies, the department announced Tuesday. Source: baltimoresun.com
Researchers move forward with shot to prevent Lyme disease
Lyme Disease cripples hundreds of people in Wisconsin each year and now researchers are working on a shot to prevent the problem. Source: WKOW
Facts about Bugs, Insects, and Pests from Trusted Experts
PestWorld offers pest control resources, as well as bug and insect pictures, information, facts and more. Plus we can help you find a pest control professional. Source: r20.rs6.net
Entomologist Brittany Campbell Explains Why Bed Bugs Are Getting Worse
Brittany Campbell, staff entomologist and research scientist with NPMA, explains why bed bug problems are getting worse and what hotels can do about it. Source: LODGING Magazine
Chinese stink bug invading Midwest, Creighton University says
Stink bugs are typically a pest found outside, but the brown marmorated stink bug is a new species that has been making its way indoors this season, according to a news release from Creighton University. Source: 6 News
Fluctuating temperatures can impact certain bug populations
The little creatures tend to hide anywhere — under leaves, in the soil or even in your house — throughout the winter. Source: WKBN.com
Dells high school temporarily shuts down library to prevent spread of bedbugs
Wisconsin Dells High School quashed a potential bedbug problem Feb. 11, closing down the school library and calling in pest control to cut down on threats of an infestation. Source: Wiscnews.com
Warm temperatures in January have impact on wildlife in the area
Last month was the warmest January on the globe. That’s in the span of the 141 years of climate record keeping. Source: Chelsea Church
Mosquitoes and flooding: What to do as floodwaters recede
High flood waters can lead to a meaner than average mosquito season, but one simple task can help reduce their numbers. Source: WAPT
After Rabid Fox Attacks, Maine City Moves to Trap, Euthanize Some Animals
A Maine city is close to adopting an extensive rabies prevention plan after a series of fox attacks. Town leaders in Bath. Maine, are moving towards using traps to catch and euthanize certain animals so they can be tested for the dangerous disease. Source: NBC Boston
