Wasps: Wasps can damage wood structures while building their nests and pose a threat with their painful stings, which can cause allergic reactions in some people.

Hornets: Hornets are aggressive pests that can cause structural damage by chewing through wood to build their large nests and pose health risks with their painful and potentially allergic stings.

Spiders: Some spider species can bite humans, potentially causing allergic reactions or necrotic wounds, and their webs contribute to unsightly clutter around properties.

Stink Bugs: Stink bugs feed on plants, damaging gardens and crops, and when they invade homes in large numbers, they release a foul odor when disturbed or crushed.

Flies: Flies are carriers of diseases such as salmonella and E. coli, contaminating food and surfaces by spreading bacteria from the waste or decaying matter they've previously touched.

Bed Bugs: Bed bugs are notorious for their bites, which can cause itching and allergic reactions, and they rapidly infest bedding, furniture, and clothing, making them difficult to eradicate.

Ants: Ants can contaminate food, damage property by hollowing out wood for nests, and some species, like fire ants, can inflict painful bites.

Cockroaches: Cockroaches spread germs and bacteria throughout homes, can trigger asthma and allergies, and are resilient pests that are difficult to eliminate.

Millipedes: While generally not harmful, millipedes can invade homes in large numbers, especially during wet weather, and can damage young plants and seedlings.

Fleas: Fleas are parasites that feed on the blood of humans and animals, causing discomfort, allergic reactions, and transmitting diseases like plague and typhus.

Weevils: Weevils infest and spoil stored grains and dry goods, such as rice and flour, leading to significant food loss and contamination.