Your kid is 421 times more likely to be a PMP, study finds
A New York Times study finds that certain professions are more likely to trend in families — that is, what the mother or father does for a living is replicated by the son or daughter. Specifically to our industry, the... Read more»
Snuggling bats have better survival rates
The study was conducted by researchers with Massey University in New Zealand and the USGS. Read more»
Study: How Indian jumping ants use scent
The findings have implications for mosquito repellent as well. Read more»
Mississippi State team monitors tawny crazy ants
The tawny crazy ant is a non-native ant species that also has been found in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. Read more»
Study: Are bed bugs attracted to dirty laundry?
A new study suggests that leaving worn clothes exposed in sleeping areas when traveling may facilitate the dispersal of bed bugs. Read more»SenesTech partners with Hawaii natural resources program
SenesTech Inc., developer of proprietary technologies for managing animal pest populations through fertility control, revealed a sales agreement and initial delivery of ContraPest to a Hawaii natural resources program. The product will be used for the control of rodents in... Read more»New method produces accurate 3D images from live insects
Scientists have discovered a new method to create detailed 3-D scans of live insects.: By using carbon dioxide, insects remain in a state of suspended animation for several hours at a time, allowing for accurate results — and with no apparent side effects. Read more»BedBug Central compiles February survey results
Editor’s Note: PMP’s June issue will include an exclusive survey of readers and the bed bug segment, which readers can compare to the early-season information below. According to a survey BedBug Central conducted in February 2017, early spring bed bug activity appears to... Read more»