Earwigs Laying Eggs In Your Brain!

Dec. 24, 2010 - PRLog -- If you go around and ask people about earwigs, a lot of them say aren’t those the bugs that crawl in your ear and lay eggs in your brain? Many people have fears of these diabolical looking pests with large pincers, but the cold hard truth is that they can crawl into your ear, and can cause big problems. Now not the laying egg ones, but they can cause a variety of health problems from ear infections to a possible torn tympanic membrane. http://pestcemetery.com/earwigs-ear/

Although they are feared for this one thing, earwigs are quite harmless and they have no sensor that sniffs out your brain to lay its eggs. They primarily feed on foliage’s, flowers, insects and plants and it’s really dumb luck if they make it into your ear canal. Really for that to happen the odds are like winning the lottery on your 70th birthday and dying the next day. These nocturnal creatures are always wandering looking for food and they can’t tell the difference between your ear canal and a hole in the wall. http://pestcemetery.com/

So if you’re worried about them laying eggs in your brain and having an all you can eat buffet there, don’t worry, it’s just not going to happen. There are many horror stories out there of roaches in your ear that scare me more than the earwig, and truth be told I would rather find an earwig to a roach in my home, although I would prefer neither.  http://pestcemetery.com/quick-tips-exterior-pest-control/

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Jerry Schappert is a certified pest control operator with over two and a half decades of experience from birds to termites and everything in between. His blog reflects his years of experience and has been well received by homeowners and pest pros alike.