Sixty Years Ago, We Nearly Wiped Out Bed Bugs. Then, They Started Changing - ZME Science

Driven to the brink of extinction, bed bugs adapted—and now pesticides are almost useless against them.

By: ZME Science

Dec 22 2024
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A left lateral view of a common bed bug. Image credits: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In the 1960s, bed bugs seemed doomed. After centuries of living in the shadows and tormenting hum… [+6123 chars]

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