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Woman Tries To Get Rid Of Pill Bugs With Beer Traps, Finds Out She Has Been Getting A Lizard Drunk
With quarantine forcing people to remain home as much as possible, many turn to various hobbies to distract them from the horrible reality we’re all currently experiencing. Some try out sewing, others take up macro photography, while some curious green thumbs turn to their garden to see if they can find some solace there. And while the majority might think that attending to veggies and flowers is extremely boring, one Twitter story proved that it can be as exciting as a good detective mystery.
A writer from Los Angeles recently shared an exciting story about her garden mystery that had a hilarious twist. As the woman tried to get rid of a “massive infestation of pill bugs” that took to her zucchini, she found herself in quite a dramatic and mysterious situation. Apparently, as effective as the traps were, trapping a large number of pill bugs in them, in time, they started moving… Quite a mystery!
To her 41.9K followers, Ellis offered an exciting story involving beer, bugs, and lizards that garnered thousands of likes and retweets.
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Jessica Ellis detailed the garden mystery in a Twitter thread
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We found out…we weren’t alone pic.twitter.com/qON5hFxrqJ
— Jessica Ellis (@baddestmamajama) April 25, 2020
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Here’s how people reacted to the story shared on Twitter
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Tori Duffek Flores 4 years ago
i have no idea and im 12 years old(dont tell anyone)
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lara 4 years ago
Pill bugs eat dead and decaying vegetation as well as "mulch." They are the garbage disposals of the insect world. Probably what is eating your zucchini is either cutworms, cucumber beetles, squash bugs or vine borers. If you see pill bugs they are eating what is "left over." It is probably squash bugs. I can't grow any melon or squash as the squash bugs wipe them out in no time. They also eat cactus.
Seabeast 4 years ago
That's what I was thinking. Pill bugs do sometimes eat young green leaves, but even a very large population wouldn't be eating a whole plant.
Load More Replies... Tori Duffek Flores 4 years ago
i have no idea and im 12 years old(dont tell anyone)
Load More Replies... lara 4 years ago
Pill bugs eat dead and decaying vegetation as well as "mulch." They are the garbage disposals of the insect world. Probably what is eating your zucchini is either cutworms, cucumber beetles, squash bugs or vine borers. If you see pill bugs they are eating what is "left over." It is probably squash bugs. I can't grow any melon or squash as the squash bugs wipe them out in no time. They also eat cactus.
Seabeast 4 years ago
That's what I was thinking. Pill bugs do sometimes eat young green leaves, but even a very large population wouldn't be eating a whole plant.
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