Do blood-sucking bugs have natural enemies?

Bedbugs are insects of the family Hemiptera, also known as bed lice and tick in ancient China. They feed on the blood of humans and warm-blooded animals, because a pair of stinky glands can secrete an abnormal smelly liquid, which is used to defend against natural enemies and promote mating. It gets its name from the bad smell left in all the places it has crawled. Let's take a look at whether the blood-sucking bedbugs have natural enemies.

spider

Spiders are the most abundant predatory natural enemies in terrestrial ecosystems, and their role in maintaining the stability of agroforestry ecosystems can not be ignored. Most spiders feed on insects, other spiders and polypods, and some spiders also feed on small animals. Although it is generally believed that spiders are insects, spiders are not insects like scorpions and centipedes.

Ant

Ant is a kind of insect with many species. It is known that there are more than 11700 species in the world, and more than 600 species of ants have been identified in China. The lifespan is very long, workers can survive for several weeks to 3-10 years, queens can survive for several years or even ten years, an ant nest can grow for several years or even more than ten years in a place, it should be noted that termites do not belong to ants.

Gecko

Geckos are beneficial and harmless animals. They go out day and night, lurking in hidden places such as cracks in walls, under tile eaves and behind cabinets, and come out at night. Summer and autumn nights often appear on the walls, under eaves or on electric poles illuminated by lights. Prey on mosquitoes, flies, moths and spiders.

Parasitic wasp

Parasitic wasp is a general term for many kinds of insects living by parasitism in Hymenoptera, Hymenoptera, Trichogrammatidae and so on. This kind of wasp parasites in the larvae, pupae and eggs of Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, Hymenoptera and Diptera, and can destroy parasitic insects, such as wasps, wasps, cocoons, Trichogramma, rodent wasps and so on.