Don’t be too quick to dismiss the common bedbug as merely a pestiferous six-legged blood-sucker.
Think of it, rather, as Cimex lectularius, international arthropod of mystery.
Here's The History of Bed Bug Management by Michael F. Potter
Casual reading for the intellectually curious.
Monday, August 30, 2010
They Crawl, They Bite, They Baffle Scientists
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
Don’t be too quick to dismiss the common bedbug as merely a pestiferous six-legged blood-sucker.
Think of it, rather, as Cimex lectularius, international arthropod of mystery.
Here's The History of Bed Bug Management by Michael F. Potter
Don’t be too quick to dismiss the common bedbug as merely a pestiferous six-legged blood-sucker.
Think of it, rather, as Cimex lectularius, international arthropod of mystery.
Here's The History of Bed Bug Management by Michael F. Potter
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