Facts & InformationWhat are Argentine Ants?Originally from South America, Argentine ants are an invasive species introduced to the United States in the late 1800s. With no natural predators, these ants will often overpower native ant species. Argentine ants are dark brown to black in color and 1 to 6 millimeters…
Facts & InformationWhat are Acrobat Ants?Acrobat ants get their name from the worker ant’s unique ability to raise their abdomen above their head, especially when disturbed. When doing so, these ants look like gymnasts. Acrobat ants are light brown to black in color and 3 to 5 millimeters in length.…
Facts & InformationWhat are Stinging Pests?Bees, hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets are common summertime insects in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin. Stinging pests come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The common factor across any species is a stinger. Bee stings can be more than just a painful nuisance. Stinging…
Facts & InformationWhat are Cockroaches?Cockroaches are ovular-shaped insects with small heads, flattened bodies, and long antennae. These nocturnal insects prefer dark, warm, moist areas. Cockroaches are notorious for their survival skills and very high reproduction rate. A female can produce anywhere between 200-300 offspring in a year. Cockroaches are also…
Facts & InformationWhat are Ants?Ants are social insects that live in large colonies, made up of workers and a queen. Ant colonies typically form underground nests that contain multiple chambers and tunnels to store food, lay eggs, and raise their young. There can be a few dozen ants to thousands…
