They produce a strong foul smell as they gather around some lamps or some light posts anywhere in the countryside. They look most active at night penetrating houses and other establishments and in the following day, they gather themselves in heaps which cause headaches to everyone. Black bugs are a huge problem especially for farmers who have to endure for weeks at a time. Harvests are cut by a considerable percentage every time these bugs attack by the thousands. The easy way to get rid of the zillions is to throw them in the garbage and left to die. A huge swarm in one day doesn't necessarily survive the following day especially when exposed to the heat of the sun. In some instances, people tried to burn them in heaps but the bigger problem was the burnt smell was far more foul-smelling that's why it's highly discouraged. No one can possibly figure out the origins of these bugs and how they got to one place at any given time of the year. Conspiracy theory has been around for years that these bugs were scattered by chemical companies themselves in dams and irrigation systems around the country like they do with other pests so that farmers will be perpetually forced to buy pesticides and other chemicals ensuring the profitability of their businesses. And there's still one lingering theory that's not going to die down anytime soon or ever: that these insects are sent by God as a sign of His interference with human affairs where He disapproves of our ways, and also as a stern warning for everyone to stop sinning or doing wrong.
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