Helping to keep rodents from getting inside your home.
Rats and mice both aerate our soil with their digging and burrowing. They also help to keep some pest populations in check. Unfortunately, they also bring disease and bacteria with them, too!
Squirrels help with forest renewal when the nuts or seeds they forgot about sprout and grow. But if they make their way into your attic, they can chew electrical wires, damage structural wood, and defecate into insulation.
Some plants depend partly or wholly on bats to pollinate their flowers or spread their seeds, while other bats also help control pests by eating insects. On the other hand, the noise these nocturnal creatures make and the bacteria, fungi, and viruses they can spread can keep you up.
Raccoons help keep your yard free of pests including small rodents and wasp larvae. They also have been known to tear holes in air ducts and even live within the HVAC system. That would be an expensive fix!
Birds will eat up the pests you don’t want around like grasshoppers, beetles, crickets, and caterpillars. They also are nature’s cleanup crew (think vultures). But if they get into your attic, they leave droppings and urine that can weaken structures and cause odors.
These furry friends truly help with insect control. Without their voracious appetites, the rodent and insect populations would explode. But besides the obvious issue with skunks, rodents like woodchucks and voles can chew through electrical wires causing a fire risk.
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