MossRoad
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I'm reading quite a bit and there's also a lot of mention of bed bugs becoming resistant to pesticides, and having a great success with inbreeding. So if one pregnant bedbug is left, she can reproduce and mate with her own offspring, and they with theirs, and so on.
Also, we tend to associate bedbugs with filth, but they don't eat filth. They eat blood exclusively. Doesn't matter if the house is dirty or clean, there can still be bedbugs.
Also, we tend to associate bedbugs with filth, but they don't eat filth. They eat blood exclusively. Doesn't matter if the house is dirty or clean, there can still be bedbugs.