PPMA launches season 2 of Bug Battles

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April 25, 2023

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Episode One – Arachnid Edition: Brown Recluse vs. Black Widow IMAGE: PPMA

The Professional Pest Management Alliance (PPMA) recently released its second season of Bug Battles.

The return of Bug Battles comes after consumers showed particular interest in the series’ first season in 2022, which highlighted a variety of pests including stinging insects, bed bugs, ticks and termites, to name a few. Season one’s content was displayed to digital users more than 920,000 times, and it’s only a matter of time until season two generates just as much – if not more – consumer interest.

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Episode Two – Bloodsuckers Edition: Bed Bug vs. Mosquito IMAGE: PPMA

The animated video project seeks to teach consumers about various pests’ abilities, habits and threats through a new lens by putting a fun, video game-inspired twist on pest education and prevention. With the launch of the new season, consumers can sit back and watch engaging match-ups of seemingly similar pests and see which will be declared the ultimate Bug Battles champion.

Bug Battles is back by popular demand, and we’re thrilled to provide the public with even more educational tools on pests they’re likely to encounter in their homes and while spending time outdoors,“ Dr. Jim Fredericks, executive director of PPMA, said in a news release.“At our core, we’re committed to ensuring today’s consumer is equipped with need-to-know knowledge about the property and health threats posed by pests as well as the significance of working with a qualified pest control professional, and it’s through interactive resources like Bug Battles that we can achieve that goal.”

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Episode Three – Crawlers Edition: Silverfish vs. Earwig IMAGE: PPMA

With the sequel, PPMA placed an innovative twist on the new, hypothetical battles:

New episodes can be found on the NPMA website as well as the organization’s YouTube page.

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Ellen Wagner

Ellen Wagner is the digital editor for PMP magazine. She can be reached at ewagner@northcoastmedia.net.

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