Have You Seen These Inside Your Homes? This kamitetep insect (Phereoeca Uterella) always sticks to the corner of the wall after rainy or flood season or summer, has a brown body, the shell looks like tree flakes.. removing half of the body to look for food... This little poison insect loves to eat fabric and tiny cobwebs. No wonder it likes to get attached to a spider's nest, under the bed or the couch. When it stings or bites, it leaves fine hairs and that's what causes bruises and swelling. Th

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