What is a stink bug?
Stink bugs are considered to be agricultural pest insects that are reproducing and traveling at alarming rates. They reproduce large populations and usually reside in warm places, like homes. Stink bugs are enemies for croppers because they damage crop population, suck out the plant juices, and ultimately are resistant to most pesticides making them virtually terrors.
Although they are hated by many they do serve a purpose. One of the major benefits of a stink bug is that it is a predator for other unwanted insects, such as, Mexican Bean Beetles, Japanese Beetles, and many others.
What does a stink bug look like?
A stink bug generally is shield-shaped and at adult size is usually an inch. They are different shades of brown throughout its body surfaces, and bluish metallic punctures of color located on the head. Stink bugs have antennae as well as wings.
Why is it called a stink bug?
It is called a stink bug because of the odor it emits. When a stink bug is disturbed, feels threatened, or is crushed it ejects a very foul odor that smells similar to a skunk's scent.
“It’s an incredible hitchhiker.” “The adults are moving and looking for places to spend the winter,” said Tracy Leskey
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