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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.

Louisiana residents are discovering those lumps that look like tiny pine cones in their live Christmas Trees contain something that no one wants in their home.

The spider which grows to be about the same size as your hand is reportedly on the move through the Gulf South.

Amazon drivers, like most people who work for delivery carriers, have to deal with a ton of obstacles such as traffic, dogs, rude customers and even insects.

WDSU News in New Orleans posted a video of an insect on Facebook today asking if anyone knows the name of the weird insect in the video.

If you think it's not that big of a deal and that it mainly happens in South America think again. Louisiana sees the most cases of Chagas Disease.

Heavy rains in the Acadiana area are bringing out snakes, roaches, rats, frogs, insects and even crawfish.

Are you tired of getting bit by pesky mosquitos? Make sure the plants in your patio have your back, or should I say your legs, back and arms?

Special thanks to Peter Mayeaux at All Seasons Nursery & Landscaping for telling us which plants are insect repellents and giving us some valuable tips.

That's right, billions of periodical cicadas are about to crawl out from under the ground to eat our souls and faces off.

If you see even just one on your tree, get it outside immediately.

Sure, this caterpillar has a funny name, but if it gets a hold of you, you won't be laughing.

How can we get rid of these unashamed fornicators?

Louisiana is full of unique creatures. And most of them are either beautiful or dangerous.

“They’re like something out of a monster cartoon with this huge yellow-orange face,” said Cobey.

Are you tired of getting bit by pesky mosquitos? Make sure the plants in your patio have your back, or should I say your legs?

Just brushing up against this bug can be enough to warrant a call to the Poison Control Center or a visit to the ER. SHOW THIS PICTURE TO YOUR CHILDREN.

You might even hear them in your yard without knowing it. These vicious little monsters have a "scream" or "squeak" that they make.

Drivers on the Causeway bridge thought they encountered a pop-up shower.

As a preventative measure, the CDC has issued a warning to be on the lookout for the blood-sucking "kissing bug" that is known to pass on the potentially fatal Chagas disease.