Saturday, February 14, 2026
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The Kingdom of Insects: A Life in Miniature
Discover the life of insects, a beautiful life in miniature.
Immerse yourself in a visual and scientific journey into the hidden world of insects, those tiny giants that sustain life on Earth. In this revealing documentary, you'll learn about the amazing role these creatures play in our ecosystems: from pollinating our food to cleaning the soil and maintaining the natural balance between species.
Sunday, February 8, 2026
Why Bugs Come Inside in the First Place
Outside, bugs have jobs to do. Inside your home, they’re usually just looking for survival. Most household pests enter for the same reasons people do—food, water, and shelter.
Tiny crumbs, pet food, or even a leaky faucet can attract insects fast. Once they find what they need, they tend to stick around. Understanding what draws bugs inside makes it easier to stop infestations before they start.
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Bugs Have a Job — Just Not in Your House
In the wild, insects play an important role in the ecosystem. Bees pollinate plants, ants help aerate soil, and spiders keep other bug populations in check. But when bugs move indoors, they stop being helpful and start being a problem.
Common household pests are usually looking for three things: food, water, and shelter. Crumbs, moisture, and small entry points can turn your home into the perfect bug hangout. Understanding why pests show up is the first step in keeping them out — and making sure your home stays comfortable, clean, and bug-free.
Monday, February 2, 2026
What’s The Story of Groundhog Day? The History Behind the Tradition!
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Prevention Is the Real Hero
The best pest control often happens before pests show up. Regular inspections, simple maintenance, and seasonal awareness help keep problems from starting.
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Pest Myths: Fact or Fiction?
Do moths really eat clothes? Will cheese attract mice? Pest myths are everywhere—and many aren’t true.
Learning the facts can help homeowners make smarter decisions and avoid unnecessary worry. Knowledge is one of the best tools in pest prevention.




