← Pest Organisms

Juvenile / life_stage

6 entr(ies)

Brown Recluse
A shy, venomous brown spider of the south-central United States, known for six eyes in three pairs and a violin-shaped mark, whose bite can occasionally cause a slow-healing skin wound.
Common Pillbug
A small, gray, land-dwelling crustacean that rolls into a tight ball when disturbed, lives in damp soil and leaf litter, and feeds harmlessly on decaying plant material.
House Mouse
A small, gray-brown commensal rodent that lives in close association with people, nesting in walls, appliances, and stored goods, and known for droppings, gnaw marks, and a musky odor.
Norway Rat
A large, stocky burrowing rodent that nests at ground level in and around buildings, contaminates food, gnaws structures, and can carry diseases that affect people.
Roof Rat
A slender, climbing rat that nests above ground in attics, trees, and dense vegetation, travels overhead along wires and rooflines, and is especially fond of fruit and citrus.
Yellow Sac Spider
A small, pale yellow-to-cream spider that hunts at night and rests by day in a silken tube tucked into wall and ceiling corners or outdoor cover, and that bites defensively when accidentally pressed against skin.