BugOut

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What freaks you out?  I mean what makes your skin crawl in ways which can only be described in horror movie details with Halloween level adjectives?  Why bugs of course.  Be they big hairy spiders or an army or ants, bugs come in many shapes and sizes.  All of which make someone #BugOut.  So why not share these bugouts with Orkin via Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook or smoke signal.  Kidding about smoke signal, that is way old school.

If you really want to freak yourself out check out world’s scariest bugs .  This post on the Orkin Ecologist tells readers of the most creepy crawly bugs around including spiders, ants and botflies.  To those of you who enjoy animal and bug documentaries or just demented articles, will recognize the botfly.  It is a horrid little crawly which eats human flesh under your skin.  Not pretty in the slightest, but good to know about.  Just remember if anyone ever has an insect party, do not trust the guy or gal who brings black widows and botflies.  Personally the scariest bug in the article is the botfly.  Anything living inside of me that I can see moving around would do horrid things to my idea of self and mess me up.  But everyone is different.  What pray tell is your Bugout moment?  Share and see how others feel about it.  I am almost certain there is someone else out there thinking the same exact thing about the same exact bug.

In order to follow along with this wonderful resource of knowledge follow the Orkin Ecologist on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter.  But to really get the concepts, read the articles.  They are quite fun and often times lead to other just as interesting, if not more so articles along the same train of thought.