Before your next encounter with an eight-legged nightmare, take a look at the five most dangerous spiders in Louisiana so you know exactly what you're dealing with.
2024 is going to be a historical year across Louisiana and South Texas as two broods of billions of periodical cicadas will emerge from underground at the same time.
In the next few weeks Louisiana residents might come face to face with an army of red-eyed screaming insects who might scream louder than a cranked lawnmower.
They are more disgusting than they are harmful, at least to humans but they can destroy property. Here's how you can keep them out of your Louisiana home.
While we strive to protect our beloved pets and plants from the elements, there are certain unwelcome guests we might secretly wish won't survive the relentless freeze that currently grips the region.
As Texas grapples with a growing annoyance of sand flies, Louisiana residents are now on high alert for the potential arrival of these pesky insects. Sand flies, also known as sand gnats, are causing a stir due to their relentless biting and irritating presence. For those who've encountered these tiny menaces, they understand the exasperation they can bring. Sand flies are notorious for their painful and itchy bites, often leaving behind red welts.
Are you having a problem with wasps at your house? If so, you might want to try this simple paper bag trick to keep them away. But, does it actually work?
No stink, no danger, and no more flying insects interrupting your patio plans or endangering your kids while they play. It only cost pennies, literally.