Ted Benedict
If you’ve spotted tiny, flattened gray “cases” clinging to your bathroom walls, ceiling corners, or behind picture frames, you’re probably staring at plaster bagworms. They look like little bits of lint or seed pods, and because they move while dragging … Read More
If you’re reading this with a cup of coffee in hand and a roach or two on your mind, you’re not alone. Cockroaches are survivors — they squeeze into tiny cracks, emerge at night, and make you rethink that midnight … Read More
If you live near open land, wooded edges, farmland, or even a growing suburb, chances are you’ve either seen a coyote or heard one at night. That high-pitched yipping and howling can be unsettling—especially when it sounds close. For many … Read More