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We are alliance services and committed to provide pest control services to our customers and provide them a healthy environment to survive Because "We Want To Create Pest Free Enviorment". And we always work on our tag line "You Live Better When We Are On".

Fact of the day!Do you know something about interesting about little house fly?Little house fly fannia canicularis is no...
07/06/2020

Fact of the day!
Do you know something about interesting about little house fly?
Little house fly fannia canicularis is not tolerant of high daytime temperatures and is, therefore, generally most numerous during the cooler spring and fall months in California. As temperatures rise in summer, populations of Fannia diminish unless developmental sites are protected from temperature extremes.
Adults are approximately 2/3 the size of the house fly and lack the house fly’s distinctive thoracic stripes. Fannia at rest hold their wings directly over the back rather than holding the wings to form a V-shape as is typical for house flies. Flying aggregations of male Fannia typically form in areas with still air and protected from direct sunlight, such as breezeways and porch areas of residential homes. These swarms of males remain in continuous flight awaiting visitation by unmated females. Male swarms are often formed approximately 5 or 6 feet above the ground; just about head height for an adult human thereby maximizing their nuisance potential. Strong air currents tend to disperse these male aggregations.

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10/04/2020

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08/04/2020

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05/04/2020

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Everybody closed the lights of their houses and for 9 minutes on the door by lighting lamps, candles,flashlights or mobile flashlights to protect corona by showing solidarity in its struggle to protect against an epidemic infection.
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Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about Bumble bee?The bumblebee is peaceful and not aggressive, even co...
21/10/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about Bumble bee?
The bumblebee is peaceful and not aggressive, even compared to the honeybee. They only attack people when they are threatened. So if a bee is buzzing near you the best thing you can do is stay calm and let it fly away in its own time rather than flapping about, which is more likely to cause you and the bee harm.
Like others, There are three castes of bumblebee: the large Queen; the smaller female worker bees; and the males (drones), which are very small relative to the others. Only the worker bees and Queen have a sting.
Bumblebees are social animals and colonies can contain up to 150 individual bees. This is however quite small compared to honeybees that can have nests with over 50,000 bees.
A cuckoo bumblebee will lay its eggs in the nest of other bumblebees, and leave the workers of that nest to rear the young. This is a clever form of deception which enhances the bee’s evolutionary fitness.
During warm summer periods, bumblebees hover at the top of the nest and vibrate their wings in order to circulate the air and maintain a nice cool nest, performing the work that a ceiling fan does for humans. Bumblebees also use their wings to raise their body temperature.

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about Brown hare?The Brown Hare or European Hare is the largest hare a...
13/10/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about Brown hare?
The Brown Hare or European Hare is the largest hare among all hare species. They are also much stronger. Their powerful hind legs allow them to reach speeds of 45mph (72km/h).

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about Bowhead whale?The Bowhead Whale can grow up to 60ft (18m) in len...
01/10/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about Bowhead whale?
The Bowhead Whale can grow up to 60ft (18m) in length and weighs up to 100 tonnes, making it the fifth-largest mammal on earth. One individual caught of the coast of Alaska in 2007 was found to have a harpoon point embedded in it that dated back to 1880, suggesting that it was at least 130 years old. Experts believe the oldest Bowhead could be as old as 200.
They are uniquely adapted to living all year round in the cold, harsh Arctic seas. Bowhead Whales are famous for their complex and beautiful songs, which they use to communicate with each other.

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about bombardier beetle?There are about 500 species of bombardier beet...
23/09/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about bombardier beetle?
There are about 500 species of bombardier beetle. They can be found on every continent, except Antarctica. They are carnivorous insects, even in the larval stage.
When alarmed or threatened, these beetles can set off a small chemical explosion which shoots out from their abdomen. This explosive spray can reach temperatures close to 100˚c. Their explosive defence mechanism can kill other insects and scare off larger predators.

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about Bobcats?The bobcat is crepuscular, being most active at dawn and...
10/09/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about Bobcats?
The bobcat is crepuscular, being most active at dawn and dusk, although they become more diurnal during autumn and winter in response to prey activity. These wild cats can kill prey much bigger than themselves (up to eight times their own weight). The bobcat is a stealthy hunter which pounces on its prey. They can leap over 3 metres in length. They can also chase down prey once they get close enough by reaching up to 50 km/h in short bursts, although they are unable to keep up such pace over longer distances.
It has been known for domestic cats to care for orphaned bobcat kittens.

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about Blue whale?The Blue Whale is the largest animal ever to have liv...
03/09/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about Blue whale?
The Blue Whale is the largest animal ever to have lived on earth. Their tongues alone can weigh as much as an elephant, their hearts, as much as a car.
A single adult blue whale can consume 36,000 kg of krill a day. With each mouthful, the whale can hold up to 5,000 kg of water
Incredibly, Blue Whales are graceful swimmers cruise the ocean at over 8km/h, and can reach speeds of over 30km/h.
Females breed only once every three years and gestation is between 11-12months. Females usually only have one young. A baby blue whale (calf) emerges weighing up to 2,7000kg and up to 8m long. The calf is suckled in the water, drinking more than 600 litres of milk each day and gaining about 90kg every day for its first year.
Though we can’t hear them, blue whales are one of the loudest animals on the planet, communicating with each other using a series of low frequency pulses, groans, and moans. It is thought that in good conditions blue whales can hear each other across distances of up to 1,600km.
It is estimated that only 10,000-25,000 blue whales now swim the world’s oceans.

Fact of the day!Do you know something about Black Footed Ferret?It is most endangered member of the weasil family found ...
20/08/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something about Black Footed Ferret?
It is most endangered member of the weasil family found in North America. Black-footed ferrets once numbered in the tens of thousands, but widespread destruction of their habitat and exotic diseases in the 1900s brought them to the brink of extinction. Only 18 remained in 1986.
The animals were once found on black-tailed prairie dog colonies across the Great Plains from southern Canada to northern Mexico, and on white-tailed and Gunnison’s prairie dog colonies across the intermountain west. By 1986, they were completely gone from the wild.
Today, they have been reintroduced to 15 locations within their former range in Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Kansas and Chihuahua, Mexico.

Fact of the day!Do you know something interesting about black rhinos?Black Rhinos, also known as Hook-lipped Rhinos are ...
13/08/2019

Fact of the day!
Do you know something interesting about black rhinos?
Black Rhinos, also known as Hook-lipped Rhinos are actually grey in colour. Distinguishable from its relative the White Rhino by lip shape, Black Rhinos have a pointed upper lip that is perfect for grazing vegetation from trees and bushes and two horns on their head. They reach approximately 9.8–12.3 ft (3–3.75 m) in length, are 55–71 in (140–180 cm) tall and weigh 1,760–3,090 lb (800–1,400 kg). Rhino skin is thick and layered but sensitive to the African environment and prone to sunburn.
Black Rhino horns are considered medicinal and are used in traditional Chinese medicine. They are also collected as a symbol of wealth and status. Demand is high and as such Black Rhinos have been hunted to near extinction by illegal poachers. The population, which declined by 96% between 1970 and 1992, is critically endangered and at risk from illegal poaching. In 1995 only 2,410 individuals were left, but thanks to conservation efforts the population is starting to recover.
Black Rhinos and Oxpecker birds are often seen together and are a great example of a mutualistic relationship, meaning both species benefit from them being together. Black Rhinos are sensitive to ticks, flies and other pests and spend considerable amounts of time and energy trying to free themselves from the itchiness. But, this is where Oxpeckers come in as they feast on pests that have made themselves at home on the Black Rhino – the Black Rhino benefits from pest removal whilst the Oxpecker gets a good meal. Oxpeckers can also act as a warning for the Black Rhino by screeching loudly when danger approaches.
Black Rhinos are known to be aggressive and will charge at incoming threats, reaching speeds of 34 mph (55 km per hour).

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