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care video for the giant desert haired scorpion

someone was asking me about caring for an scorpion and my tattoos on my arm.

Locusts (Starring Lucy Lawless) part 8 of 8

Dr. Maddy Rierdon, an investigator for the Department of Agriculture, is the only person who can protect America from a deadly breed of bioengineered locusts.

Locusts (Starring Lucy Lawless) part 2 of 8

Dr. Maddy Rierdon, an investigator for the Department of Agriculture, is the only person who can protect America from a deadly breed of bioengineered locusts.

Girl Meets Bug – ep. 1 WaxWorm Tacos

Daniella Martin, the host of Girl Meets Bug cooks up some delicious larval delights. For more info go to www.girlmeetsbug.com and as always – Eat Adventurously!

Millipede!

Just hanging out with my millipede, watching the special features for the Big Lebowski. The usual. UPDATE: My dearest Tequila died last month. RIP.

How To Get Rid Of Centipedes Without Extermination Or Loads Of Cash – And Make Them STAY Gone!

Centipedes are some of the most disturbing insects a family or individual can have running loose in their living environment. This is especially the case for the easily creeped out, as house centipedes are not necessarily super dangerous, but certainly look wicked and move in odd, fast, and very creepy-looking ways. I actually had to personally get rid of centipedes last year. This report will explain how I did it.

Now that I think about it, I truly don’t understand how we were able to let those freaks of nature reside with us for such a long time. Probably six or seven months came and went from the time we saw our first centipede to the time when we would easily see half a dozen or so on a nightly basis. Enough was enough. It was high time for us to get rid of centipedes fast.

Here’s the challenge I was looking at. My baby was only 13 months old at the time, and both my wife and I agreed that using toxic chemicals throughout the house was simply not an option. As I’m sure you know, one-year-olds can cover a lot of ground, love to put things in their mouths, and are generally some of these least cautious creatures around! So we adults had to take all the precautions, and insecticides were definitely out.

Moreover, we we were told by some close friends (who had recently had an extermination done) that the results these methods provide are only temporary, and require ongoing effort and money in order to keep the centipedes away long-term… this could get expensive!

Still, something had to be done. Luckily, we learned a way to get rid of house centipedes that was not only non hazardous, inexpensive, and fast, but also 100% permanent in nature! It came down to understanding the primary cause of our centipede infestation, which is crazy basic, yet completely true. Here it is… the centipedes totally DUG our home! They loved it. They had plenty to eat and drink, and loads of comfortable hiding places to give them privacy and keep them safe.

What we had to do became obvious. We had to CUT THEM OFF!

So we took away all of their creature comforts. We transformed our home into the kind of place that centipedes find totally disagreeable. We dried up the water. We blocked off key entry points and hiding places. We took away their food supply. We learned all the specifics in a great e-book that our friends recommended to us. It was so powerful that my household has been centipede-free going on 11 months now, and they began to disappear immediately after I got my hands on that e-book.

In summary, I would just like to say that if you’re having house centipede issues of your own, please avoid the pest control company, the bug sprays, and the traps. By simply cutting them off from all food, water, and “cubby-holes,” you are GUARANTEED to get rid of centipedes virtually overnight, and the effects will be permanent.

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How Can I Get Rid Of Centipedes Once And For All?

If you have house centipedes, you realize how urgent it can feel to get those nasty things the heck away from you right now! I can totally empathize. I went through it, too. I had to discover how to get rid of house centipedes in a way that would not cost me a lot of money (I didn’t have much) or call for the use of poisons. My baby boy was only a year old at that moment, and I did not want to take any chances with his health.

For me and my household, extermination simply didn’t seem like a healthy option. Regardless of the high prices and health risks involved, we didn’t want to “stink up the joint” and leave a bunch of freaky centipede bodies all over our living environment for our son to find. We all know what 1 year old babies ALWAYS do with something when they find it… straight to the mouth! That thought did not set well with us.

So I scratched my head and pondered the question. How do I get rid of centipedes in a way that is not only safe, affordable, clean, immediate, easy, and extremely effective; but also permanent?

As a result, I began doing my research like crazy. I did the bulk of this research online, but found that almost every Google search I could think of led me to nothing but a ton of in-your-face advertisements promoting the latest and greatest “you pay, we spray” services and do-it-yourself chemical compounds. But I stayed on the hunt, and finally I came across something that would prove itself to be the mother of all answers.

Fortunately, the system I stumbled upon was clear, concise, and made complete sense at every turn. It was more practical than anything I had heard before, and I knew immediately that it would work. The approach I’m referring is actually rooted in one basic principle. What is that principle?

Make the centipedes HATE your house!

That’s right. The only reason you have centipedes in your home is that they find the conditions there suitable for their comfort and survival. Pretty basic, right? Yet it is 100% true. If they didn’t have plenty to eat, plenty to drink, and some cozy places in which to hide, live, and reproduce, they would have no reason to reside with you… they couldn’t survive! So by simply taking away their food supply (other bugs – another huge benefit), drying up moisture in certain key areas throughout your house, and sealing up little cracks and crevices throughout the home, you can begin to drive them away very, very quickly!

Using this very approach, I was able to rid us of our centipede problem virtually overnight. It took me less than four hours from the time I sat down to learn the system to the time I was putting the finishing touches on my “mini home renovation.” The result? We went from six or seven centipede sightings a night (minimum) to zero sightings in the past 10 and a half months… and the results started within the first two days!

Before I provide you with the opportunity to grab this specific action plan for yourself, I think it would be fair to mention something. Though it is not 100% necessary, if you did want to kill a few bugs after implementing the techniques, it would speed up the process a bit. My wife and I never did, and it took us just under a week to enjoy total success with the techniques. But as the centipedes will have nowhere to hide, they will be extremely vulnerable. It’s up to you if you want to take advantage of this situation and do a little squishing or spraying.

Whether you decide to kill them or not, rest assured they WILL go away. Your home will no longer offer them any reason to be there. In fact, their very survival will depend on them relocating as quickly as possible. You are now in a total win-win situation!

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millipedes & pearl jam “Alive”

short nature video of millipedes

Chameleon eating crickets

This chameleon was in the Melbourne Museum, it isn’t mine. They just happened to be feeding it while I was there so I shot some video. And for anyone who wants to make stupid comments about how this isn’t the right setup for it, I trust the people at the museum more than I do random idiots on the Internet. Have I ever mentioned I’m a frustrated wannabe nature documentary host? I was out with my kids at the museum today (how high brow am I?) and we were lucky enough to see feeding time with a chameleon. Join in with the choruses of “ooo, urgh” as it crunches on live crickets. I even re-run the tongue shots in slo-mo because that’s the way I roll Daily updates at angryaussie.wordpress.com

Millipedes, oh my!

My encounter with a monster. If I find him again, I shall destroy him!! Wanna come help?