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Four Common Critters with Bad PR

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Many of us have encountered creatures with notoriously bad reputations; they are often referred to as vermin or pests. In reality, these “pests” regularly feast on true pests, some of which even threaten human health. Here are four commonly misrepresented critters readily found in many parts of North America and why their associated unflattering images are undeserved!

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plastic pollution

Four Common Critters with Bad PR

Could Mealworms be a Solution to our Plastic Problem?

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