Now that the fall season has officially arrived many people are stocking up on food products in preparation for Halloween and Christmas cooking and baking. These baking products include flour, baking soda, cornmeal, sugar, spices and many other products that tend to remain within pantries for long periods of time.
The hot and humid late summer weather in San Antonio is great for going to the beach, but it also lures insect pests out of their hidden lairs, forcing humans and insects to try and coexist. Unfortunately, some of the insect pests that emerge are a serious nuisance and sometimes
Caterpillars may not be the first bugs that come to mind when thinking of venomous insects, but several dangerous caterpillar species can be found all over the state of Texas. Venomous caterpillars in the state include several flannel moth-caterpillar and tussock moth-caterpillar species. The io moth caterpillar and the saddleback
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