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The ant feeds voraciously on sweets, grease and other foods. Over twenty species invade homes. They usually nest in the ground, but create pathways through foundations, wall openings, and cracks to enter the home. Some ants have a severe sting.

The bee pollinates fruit trees, flowers, and plants to make honey to feed the colony. Bees can create a hive or swarm in a rafter, shed, tree, or bush. Bee stings can be deadly to infants, the elderly, and persons allergic to bee venom.

The black widow spider carries poisonous venom that creates fever and illness in adults and can cause severe injury and even death to infants and small animals. It hides in dark, dry places.

The brown recluse species of spider is very poisonous. Their venom can destroy human tissue and the infection is very difficult to treat. They like to hide in dark dry places like the black widow spider.

Fleas can transmit several diseases including bubonic plague and tularemia. They are also the carriers of a tapeworm which, can be transmitted to dogs and humans. They have very strong hind legs for jumping onto humans or pets.

The tick may carry Lyme disease, which can be debilitating to humans and pets. They are very small, less than 1/8". Found in dry brush areas. They attach themselves to humans or pets and are difficult to remove and can cause infection.

The cockroach is usually shy, nocturnal creature. They can contaminate food, destroy fabrics, books and rugs and aggravate allergies. It's found in pantries, closets, basements, and any other dark, moist areas where there is food.

Rats and mice are primary carriers of disease and are not pleasant to see, hear, or smell. They live and breed in attics, basements, and roofing. They can contaminate food and even destroy walls or floors.

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	The ant feeds voraciously on sweets, grease and other foods. Over twenty species invade homes. They usually nest in the ground, but create pathways through foundations, wall openings, and cracks to enter the home. Some ants have a severe sting.
	The bee pollinates fruit trees, flowers, and plants to make honey to feed the colony. Bees can create a hive or swarm in a rafter, shed, tree, or bush. Bee stings can be deadly to infants, the elderly, and persons allergic to bee venom.
	The black widow spider carries poisonous venom that creates fever and illness in adults and can cause severe injury and even death to infants and small animals. It hides in dark, dry places.
	The brown recluse species of spider is very poisonous. Their venom can destroy human tissue and the infection is very difficult to treat. They like to hide in dark dry places like the black widow spider.
	Fleas can transmit several diseases including bubonic plague and tularemia. They are also the carriers of a tapeworm which, can be transmitted to dogs and humans. They have very strong hind legs for jumping onto humans or pets.
	The tick may carry Lyme disease, which can be debilitating to humans and pets. They are very small, less than 1/8". Found in dry brush areas. They attach themselves to humans or pets and are difficult to remove and can cause infection.
	The cockroach is usually shy, nocturnal creature. They can contaminate food, destroy fabrics, books and rugs and aggravate allergies. It's found in pantries, closets, basements, and any other dark, moist areas where there is food.
	Rats and mice are primary carriers of disease and are not pleasant to see, hear, or smell. They live and breed in attics, basements, and roofing. They can contaminate food and even destroy walls or floors.