Millipedes: “Crusty, Crunchy Worms”
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Millipedes are often identified as crusty, crunchy “worms.” Generally harmless, even in large numbers, millipedes often invade homes, particularly basements and crawl spaces.
Millipedes are often identified as crusty, crunchy “worms.” Generally harmless, even in large numbers, millipedes often invade homes, particularly basements and crawl spaces.
Commonly known as ring worm, or ringworm, the itchy symptoms of this fungus can occur on any part of the body. Ringworm symptoms include raised red patches or bumps that are highly contagious among animals and humans.
Bagworms, tentworms, and webworms feed on tree leaves and can create varying levels of damage. Evergreens and deciduous trees are all at risk from infestations by these unsightly worms.