Animals
Wintertime Warriors: Cockroaches and Bed Bugs Found to Tolerate Cold Weather
Just in time for winter, two new studies in the Journal of Economic Entomology detail an Asian cockroach with a knack for surviving outside in cold weather and bed bugs that may be less susceptible to freezing temperatures than previously believed.
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