TODAY | October 17, 2012
Eeew! Scores of ‘box elder bugs’ invade town
A small town in Utah has been plagued by an influx of insects known as “box elder bugs” in bigger numbers than people there have ever seen. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports.
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>>> think you've got a bug problem? a small county in utah has been invaded by a plague of insects called box elder bugs. folks have not seen this many before. the good news is they don't bite, and they usually disappear when winter arrives. so gross.