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Scott Svenheim
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The remarkable bee brain: Why humans and bees may share the same love for novelty-seeking activities
Bee adventurers go the extra mile for the survival of their colonies. In bee hives, only certain bees leave hives to hunt for new food sources and to find new accommodations once populations outgrow their current hives.
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A brief history of the mousetrap
As temps cool this holiday season, rodents and pests may find your home an inviting location to settle in for a long winters nap. Truly Nolen takes a look at the history of the mousetrap, as we wish you a very happy and healthy holiday season.
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Roaches: Scary, gross and possibly zombies
Over 4,000 species exist worldwide, with one species or another either creeping around in your basement, flying right at you, dropping on you from trees and ceilings in the dark of night or others scattering in throngs of thousands, when caught invading your kitchen, cockroaches are one of our most terrifying pests.
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Mega bugs: Big bugs and big bug problems
With Halloween just around the corner, its time for larger-than-life creepy, crawly creatures skittering across lawns, lurking in dark alleyways and dropping out of nowhere to frighten their hapless victims.
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Professional pest control services: How do i know when to call in the pros? What should i ask when choosing a charlotte pest control company?
Whether its mosquitoes on your patio, roaches in your basement or ants in your kitchen, pest problems are a drag and you cant always handle them DIY style.
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Treating for bed bugs in a commercial setting
While hotels, along with multi-family and single family homes still rank as the top three places in the US for reported bed bug problems, according to a 2015 survey from the National Pest Management Association in conjunction with the University of Kentucky.
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Commercial services from Truly Nolen Charlotte
Keeping up with the daily operations of a housing development, restaurant or commercial kitchen, or educational institution can be taxing.
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The rise of a new termite species found in Florida
South Florida is home to many different termite species, including two invasive subterranean species, Asian and Formosan termites. In the continental US, these two aggressive termite species overlap only in South Florida.
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Truly Nolen seeing more indoor pests due to atypical Atlanta summer
With hotter than normal temperatures and drought like conditions over the past few months, recent scattered rains have caused something else to scatter inside Atlanta-area homes – pests!
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Carpenter ants: defeating the army behind your walls
Have you ever wondered what a carpenter ant really is? We can guarantee you that they are not building beautiful furniture pieces.
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