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Raptor is a well-known manufacturer of pest control products for home use. The company's product range includes products for virtually all the pesky insects that seek to inhabit human homes. Cockroach control products are no exception. Raptor offers proven insecticides, the effectiveness of which has been confirmed by the experience of homeowners worldwide. Furthermore, the product line is regularly updated, as it is well known that cockroaches become resistant to common chemicals over time.

We're accustomed to considering ourselves the pinnacle of creation and arrogantly ignore the fact that real civilizations exist right next door, with their own hierarchies, multi-story cities, developed road networks, plantations, livestock farms, armies, and workers. We only notice when our neighbors intrude on our homes or signal contact with sharp, painful bites. We're talking about ants.

We are surrounded by a diverse world of insects: from tiny, invisible bugs and spiders to large, brightly colored butterflies that delight the eye. And among this vast diversity of creatures are flies—small, winged insects that are downright unsightly. They are disliked because they are annoying and irritating, but worst of all, they carry various microorganisms and bacteria that can cause a variety of diseases, from simple poisoning to tuberculosis and typhus. We are surrounded by a large number of fly species, which it is important to recognize so as not to confuse them with other insects that are harmless to humans.

Every time we head out for a walk in the woods, we always wear long sleeves and a hat, even on a hot day—all to protect ourselves from ticks. Some careless people consider such precautions unnecessary. Are they right or wrong? Are ticks as scary as they're made out to be?

Rats are considered among the most dangerous rodents for good reason: they are bold, intelligent animals that are not easy to control, and they have virtually no fear of humans. This is why many private homes have been literally swarming with these nasty rodents for ages. How can this problem be solved with folk remedies?