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Showing posts with label spider pest control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spider pest control. Show all posts
Friday, December 9, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Assassin Bug Uses Ninja Skills To Sneaks Up On #Spiders
How assassin bugs hunt spiders in their webs without alerting the spider to their presence has long been a mystery, but researches have now found the bugs use noise to sneak up on their prey by waiting for the wind to rustle the web. Most web building spiders have poor eyesight & rely on interpreting vibrations on their web. Using a fan in the lab, researchers at Macquarie University in Sydney discovered that when the fan was switched on to simulate a breeze the assassin bugs “stepped more often and walked in a more continuous manner" using the breeze to mask their movements. It is also thought the assassin bugs strange bouncing gait may replicate debris moving in the wind, further confusing the spider.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Enjoy This #Spider Season With The Guardian
After the dismal weather during Summer this Autumn promises to be a bumper year for spiders in our homes. The Guardian newspaper is running a campaign to get us to engage with our eight-legged friends this year. Apparently the most common house spider is likely to be a lovesick male searching for a mate. Though most spiders are venomous only about 12 species have fangs capable of piercing human skin and the spiders are very effective at keeping down the numbers of other, more damaging creepy crawlies in your home, especially clothes moths. The Guardian are asking readers to catch & photograph their spiders, using a glass & piece of card with a centimetre grid on for sizing purposes, & send the photos in.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Killer Spiders from Australia invading Britain...
Pest control has just got scarier!
Check out this article about spiders a species of the infamous black widow spider entering the UK.
Check out this article about spiders a species of the infamous black widow spider entering the UK.
Killer spiders from Australia invading Britain
Redback spider ... bite can cause chest pain and has killed 14 in Australia
SCARY spiders from Down Under with a painful bite that can KILL are being found all over Britain.
The Australian redback, a relative of the Black Widow, is one of the deadliest in Oz. Experts warn it is part of a wave of foreign creepy-crawlies invading us — including the German Cockroach and Pharaoh Ant. They arrive in imports and travellers' luggage.
Redbacks were found all over the country, including a dozen at a factory in Preston, Lancs. Pea-sized with a red stripe, their bite causes pain, swelling, nausea, chest pain, fever — and responsible for 14 deaths in Oz.
Others in a pest control poll were: GERMAN COCKROACHES: Over-running world. Stink. Hard to kill.
PHARAOH ANTS: From Africa. Love hospitals. Feed on wounds.
STINK ANTS: From Africa. Smell of rotten coconuts. 100,000 in group.
CRAZY ANTS: From Oz. Named because they zig-zag. Painful bite.
Richard Mosley, of the British Pest Control Association, said: "These insects are on the move."
Found at http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3933099/Killer-spiders-from-Australia-invading-Britain.html
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Venomous Spider's Nest Found In Bletchley
A nest of false black widow spiders has been discovered in a garden in Bletchley Buckinghamshire, with local officers warning that there may be others. The spider's bite is not lethal but can be painful and one person has been hospitalised with chest pains, nausea and vomiting. People have been warned to keep a look out and to take care if they find a nest.
Posted by Astrojenny
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Forget Spiderman, Here Are 7 Real insect Superpowers
Darwin's bark spider produces the strongest natural substance on Earth, spinning silk that is 10 times stronger than Kevlar and 25 times stronger than steel. The fishing spider can walk on water to catch fish. Tiger moth's can jam a bat's sonar. The ironclad beetle lives up to its name with the hardest exoskeleton of any arthropod in existence. The humble fly has 360-degree vision & it takes it just 100 milliseconds to spot a flyswatter and calculate the exact escape route needed to get away (faster than you can blink) By a combination of smell, sight and heat detection, mosquitoes can not only pinpoint your exact location from over 100 feet away, they can also detect your blood type. Nasutitermitinae termite soldiers have a gun in their face that shoots poisonous glue!
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Whip Spiders Picking Up Bad Vibrations
Fearsome looking whip spiders Phrynus marginemaculatus have massive pincers tipped with spikes and their front legs have evolved into long 'whips' which they use to feel for their prey. In confrontations between themselves however the whips are employed differently. The two rivals circle & probe each other with their whips more & more intensely until they are vibrating the whips without touching. One combatant usually retreats at this stage as the vibrations are picked up by sensitive hairs along their legs. When scientists shaved the hairs, the threat displays went on for twice as long and were three or four times more likely to end in fights. The big question is: how do you go about shaving a spider's legs?
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Monday, October 3, 2011
Black Widow Spiders Invade Factory
I hope black widows can't swim, or afford the bridge toll, because this is just across the Humber river from me! An engineering firm in Barton-upon-Humber have had some surprise visitors. Three of the spiders, including a deadly female & a brown widow were found in a shipment of aircraft engines from America. Workers managed to trap each one & are now keeping them as pets in jam jars until they can be re-homed in a wildlife park. Environmental health officers were informed & have inspected the shipment & declared it now safe.
