Crawling the Web – Page 13 – Pest Management Professional

Zoos in San Antonio and El Paso, Texas, are letting members of the public name a Madagascar hissing cockroach after...

Were you one of the millions of viewers who tuned in to the Super Bowl Sunday night? Did you catch...

Mice full of acetaminophen were used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Service to battle the invasive brown tree...

Police are investigating a Walmart in Edinboro, Pa. after bed bugs were discovered and suspected to have been released inside...

The bush fires in Australia rage on out of control, taking a toll on humans, wildlife and insects. Authorities still...

We recently came across a great story about how a pest control technician helped a customer have a merry Christmas...

French scientists studied pigeons in urban areas that don't have a full set of "toes." These toeless pigeons appeared in...

Normally in this space, you’ll find me talking about industry stuff I’ve found on the Internet that I thought might...

Are you using mounted trail cameras at your accounts? Or are you using photos and videos in other ways, such...

The Boston Globe recently profiled Big Blue Bug Solutions, and how its team gets its giant rooftop termite mascot, Nibbles...

Here's a good reminder of how dangerous insects can be, and how pest management professionals serve to protect public health.

As Old Man Winter makes his presence known throughout much of the country this week, we thought there was no...

An entomologist rates ant emojis in a Tumblr post and it goes viral. Tell us your thoughts on anatomically correct...

It has not escaped our attention that a variety of instances where birds are just being birds has been making...

Back in 2015, we featured the horrific plight of so-called “ghost moose,” so named “for the light patches of skin...