These 10 Bugs Found In Washington Will Send Shivers Down Your Spine
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Jessica Wick
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We’re pretty fortunate in the state of Washington. You won’t find many of the terrifying insects you might see in other parts of the country. That being said, we’re not without our creepy bugs. Not all of these insects are exclusive to Washington, but if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time, you might come into contact with one here.
You might find these bugs in the warm, dark areas of your home. They are nocturnal, wingless and can live for months without eating.
Assassin bugs violently stab their prey to death with their beaks. Needless to say, their "bite" is very painful to humans.
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Wasps are rarely friendly. The golden paper wasp is no exception.
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This bug looks like a wasp, but their mantid-like legs have a single claw used for capturing their prey.
These tiny bugs are harmless, but with their large bison-like heads, they’re definitely creepy.
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Carpenter ants are the largest ants on the continent. They have huge jaws for shaving timber, eating other insects and biting humans.
If you see this black bug, run. It’s got a painful bite and a stinky spray.
It’s giant, it’s creepy, it lives in muddy waters, and it will pinch your toes while you’re swimming in a lake.
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This bug stinks in more than one way. In addition to its odor, it destroys plants and food crops.
Yuck.
Which is your least favorite bug?
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