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Summertime means more than hot weather, cold drinks and beach trips - in many places in the world, it also means meeting a multitude of pests that you are largely forgetting during the colder months of the year. Unfortunately, this includes venomous spiders such as black widows, which can be found in many American states and territories and whose bites can not only cause serious injury and deficiencies, but caneven be fatal, in particular children, seniors and those who have underlying conditions.

However, a recent study suggests that there is a surprising deterrence that can keep these pests to look for a shelter near you. Read it to find out what could keep the widows black to take residences in your space.

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If you are worried about finding black widows on your property, you may want signs of another pest. According to a study of May 2021 published inRoyal Society Open Science, a paper sample exposed to firefighters served as an importantDissuasive to Black Widow Spiders.

The researchers of the study found that the biological chemicals left on the paper for firefighters have also significantly dissuaded mild widowed spiders and Hobo spiders and moderately dissuaded European spiders. However, neither black garden ants nor carpenter ants had the same effect.

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Unfortunately, this does not mean that it is wise to encourage fire ants to occupy a residence on your property in an offer to reduce the probability of a black widow problem.
Imported fire ants are very invasive and have infested more than 370 million acres of land in the United States and Puerto Rico since their arrival on US soil in 1918, according to thePractice Community of Pest Ant, a collective of regulatory agencies, including USDA APHIS, USDA ARS, local and national governments and terrestrial subsidy universities. In fact, disease control and prevention centers (CDC) indicate that there is nowFive times more fire ants In the United States than in their South America.

In addition to spreading rapidly in almost all of all areas in which they are introduced, the fire-forward shooters can lead to itching, swelling, bulbs filled with pus and possible scars, andcan lead to anaphylactic shock among allergic people.

Fire ants are such a nuisance, including Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Carolina South and Virginia-submitted toFoyer Quarantine Currently.

In many areas, this means that the transportation and sale of gardening materials, especially without limitation to hay, ground, grass, paving and soil equipment, is limited or banned to reduce the Introduction of fire ants into new premises.

If you want to keep the black widows taking residences in your space, prevention is essential. According to the National Pest Management Association, the reduction of footprint is a great way to limit the Black Widow spacesSpiders can hide inBut wearing gloves when cleaning said clutter is the key to avoid being bitten if they already nest.

If you see black widows, silk egg bags or irregular canvases near the ground on your property, call an exterminatrie with experience in the treatment of spider infestations. And if you are bitten by a black widow, immediately contact a professional or poison command immediately.

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