Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

Found in various agricultural crops, woodlands, and urban areas. They often seek shelter in houses and buildings during winter months.

Herbivorous. They use their proboscis to pierce the skin of fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants to suck out juices.

They exhibit 'overwintering' behavior by entering human structures in fall. When threatened or crushed, they release a strong, pungent odor from glands on their abdomen.

An invasive agricultural pest that can damage crops. They are harmless to humans but can be a major nuisance; they do not bite or sting but cause odor issues.