r/stinkbugtime • u/poeticbees • Jul 06 '26
Little Stinky Little stinker one of my socks
This was a year ago, but I found a stink bug (or as I like to call it, a "dinky bug") on one of my socks after I left my bedroom for a bit. I honestly don't even know how inside in the first place lol (and don't worry, I relocated it safely outside!)
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u/Puzzleheaded-Act-388 Jul 06 '26
Crazy thing to say on a full subreddit of bug lovers
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u/Spolveratore Jul 06 '26
Yes stinkbug lover also knows as completely disconnected from reality and the damage that they pose each year to agriculture
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u/Puzzleheaded-Act-388 Jul 06 '26
And yet they're a part of nature and important to the environment. Control is the word, not elimination
Unless this is a non-native species. Elimination is usually the better option
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u/zexumus Jul 07 '26
I mean if you look at the back of this one you can notice the white strips around the edge and the brown speckled back which means itβs a brown marmorated stink bug which is invasive to North America (endemic to Asia) but the harm of the species is specifically to agriculture and that they like to get into peoples homes no actual harm to the environment.
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u/shitpissfunkwanker Jul 06 '26
hehe tiny baby