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There’s no denying that centipedes are creepy, especially when they’re invading your home. But should you really be trying to kill them? The answer may surprise you.

EcoSMART has turned 15!. For those of you who have been killing pests with synthetic pesticides, it’s time to put away the harsh chemicals and learn what EcoSMART’s been working on for the past 15 years. The past 15 years have ...

It happens when you least expect it. You open the door to your bathroom and reach for the light. You flick it on. All of a sudden you see it: an inch long creature with thousands of legs scurrying across ...

With a name literally meaning “100 feet,” centipedes are creepy and crawly and way too acrobatic for our human eyes. These superbugs can eat a host of other bugs, crawl at a surprising pace, and freak humans out better than ...

You reach for a box of cereal, and AH! You draw your hand away in horror when you see something with way too many spindly legs crawling inside your cabinet. You hyperventilate and whimper for a few minutes; what you ...

No doubt about it: millipedes are creepy. With anywhere from 80 to 400 legs, they’re unlike anything you’ve ever seen. And if you’ve spotted them in your home, you’re probably freaking out a little. Well, don’t. They’re completely harmless, and can’t ...

Centipedes and millipedes are perhaps the epitome of the statement "similar but different." But, despite their differences, I think we can all agree that they have one thing in common: they are a nuisance in the home. So, after you learn about ...

When you spot a millipede creeping across the floor, your first response is probably not, "Wow, that bug has great legs." Millipedes, also called thousand-leggers may not have sexy legs, but their legs do a lot for them. So while ...

They almost look like something out of a science fiction movie—a creepy crawly bug with tons of legs. But these creatures are no alien to your home.

A long body swerves and scurries in your peripheral vision. A chill runs down your spine. You've just spotted a millipede in your home, and you're afraid that where there's one, there must be more. This article will explore: