Top 10 Facts About Ticks You Won’t Believe
Ticks are a major nuisance for Long Island homeowners each year. Not only do they sneak their way onto you, your family, and your pets,
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It’s Time to Talk About Lyme—All Your Lyme Disease Questions Answered
What is Lyme Disease? With more than 200,000 cases in the United States each year, Lyme Disease is the most common vector-borne disease in the
The 3 Types of Ticks You’ll Find on Long Island
Ticks are out in force this summer. On Long Island, we deal with three major species of ticks, each with its own specific behaviors, appearances,
The Spooky Truth About Spiders
Do you have an intense fear of spiders? You’re not alone—studies suggest around five percent of the global population suffers from arachnophobia. But what is
5 Interesting Facts about Spiders
Spider webs and more begin to appear as the weather turns cold! Discover 5 interesting spider facts.
Tips for How to Keep Spiders Out of Your House
Spider webs and spiders are generally creepy. They hang out in corners of your basement, get tangled in your face and remind everyone of Halloween.
When you walk through a spider web, you can almost imagine being trapped in the web. Spider webs are made of a silk material that is stronger than steel. The web can stretch to 140 percent of its length. Spider webs or cobwebs are designed to capture insects which the spiders eat for food. Some spiders do not use a spider web; instead, they chase prey, lay in wait or go underwater to eat.
