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Reporter finds black widow spider in Christmas tree at grocery store (via WSBTV)

A news reporter in San Antonio made a potentially dangerous discovery in a Christmas tree at a local grocery store: a black widow spider. Source: WSBTV

‘Rat Warrior’ Testifies for Tougher Rodent Bill in DC (via NBC4 Washington)

Sedgewick and some of her neighbors testified before the D.C. Council on Wednesday for a new law that would force restaurants and other businesses to tightly contain grease and food waste, or face steep… Source: NBC4 Washington

They’ve Got Personality: Ant ‘Superorganisms’ Have Unique Temperaments (via Live Science)

Scientists have found that Azteca ants living within Cecropia trees behave in distinct, consistent ways, evidence that insect ‘”superorganisms” have personality. The character of a colony appears linked to the health of host trees. Source: Live Science

EPA to clean mosquito-ridden dump (via WDTN)

The EPA says the county found that some mosquitoes at the site tested positive for West Nile Source: WDTN

Still a threat: encephalitis case revealed in Stanislaus County (via modbee)

It turns out that a Stanislaus County man who became sick in September was stricken by St. Louis encephalitis, a virus that has reappeared in the Northern San Joaquin Valley this year. Source: modbee

Tiny Spider Gobbles Tadpole in Never-Before-Seen Behavior (via Live Science)

For the first time, a jumping spider has been observed hunting and eating tadpoles, an event documented in India’s Western Ghats. Source: Live Science

Mice reports at Burke High lead to more pest control efforts, inspection (via KETV)

A Snapchat video of a mouse dumped in the trash is being shared on social media Tuesday by Burke High students, saying mice are common at the school. Source: KETV

Green Bay city inspectors will expand search for rats (via WBAY)

The city council approved a proactive approach to following rat complaints. Source: WBAY

Health Department: No bed bugs at Mall of Abilene playground (via KTXS)

ABILENE, Texas — There’s no sign of bed bugs at the Mall of Abilene playground. Source: KTXS

Health department investigates bedbugs complaint at Magnolia Terrace (via Jamiese Price)

A man in Birmingham is upset after finding his uncle living in what he described as disgusting conditions. The elderly uncle lives in Magnolia Terrace in Pratt City. Source: Jamiese Price

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