Beware of Killer Returning to the Gem State Soon

The weather in Idaho has been playing with emotions lately. It has given residents a taste of beautiful spring weather, and it has been not kind and thrown winter right back in their faces. It is likely to continue to do so over the next few weeks, perhaps the next month or so, but as the temperatures go up and freezing temperatures fade into the past, excitement will build as Idaho begins to become green. Everyone will emerge to enjoy the great outdoors. While spring is an exciting time in the Gem State, it isn't all smiles and happy times, as the season brings with it some bad parts as well. Soon a killer will be returning to Idaho, and residents should be cautious and prepared for when that killer arrives in the Gem State.

Mosquitos in Idaho

One of the worst parts about spring in the Gem State is that it means the return of bugs. Yes, there have been a few around all winter, but most of them have gone away. As the temperatures rise, these tiny critters will return and make life a little more miserable day-to-day. One of the most annoying bugs is the mosquito, and not only will it torment you, but it could lead to you potentially getting sick, or dying this spring. For those unaware, these tiny flying creatures are the deadliest animal in the world, as they carry many diseases, and can transfer blood from person to person. Diseases passed on from mosquitos are some of the worst, and include West Nile, Zika, Malaria, and more. For more on mosquitos and the diseases they have, make sure to click the link above.

Spiders in Idaho

While mosquitos might be the deadliest animal in the world, they are not the only small deadly critters you need to worry about. One of the ones that people fear most is spiders, and there isn't just one, but multiple you need to be aware of. The good news is that spiders don't carry diseases like mosquitos, but the bad news is they carry poison instead. The deadliest spider in Idaho is the black widow, and if you have any around your home, call an exterminator immediately. While not as deadly as black widows, the two other spiders to keep an eye out for are hobo spiders and black-footed yellow sac spiders. For more on what damage these types can cause, make sure to click the link above. 

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As the weather gets nicer and you begin to get outdoors more, beware of the small critters around you that can harm or potentially kill you. If you get bit by a mosquito, it is wise to see your doctor if you begin feeling ill not long after, and if bit by any of the spiders listed above, make sure to see a doctor soon, and incase of a black widow bite, go to the emergency room immediately.