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As an Australian pest control company, we are totally aware of the ongoing joke on the internet that everything in Australia is trying to kill you. Well, we have to admit that Australia is the home to a lot of deadly animals, one of which the spider. With over 10,000 different species roaming around the…
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We’ve all experienced the agonising pain of being stung by a bee or a wasp. It’s not pleasant by any means, but it’s even more unpleasant if you can’t determine if it was a bee or a wasp. Because of their similarities, bees and wasps can be hard to distinguish mid-flight. There are some features…
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As much as we hate them, however, cockroaches are some of the most fascinating insects that we’ve ever found on earth. Did you know they are one of the fastest and strongest animals? And we bet you knew they’re among the most resilient creatures on the planet. Those are some basic facts that we should…
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