Bed Bug

Warm, sheltered crevices inside human dwellings, particularly near sleeping areas such as mattresses, bed frames, and baseboards.

Obligate blood-feeders, primarily targeting humans but occasionally feeding on other warm-blooded animals.

Mainly nocturnal, emerging at night to feed. They move quickly and can survive for several months without a meal. They undergo hemimetabolous metamorphosis, passing through five nymphal stages.

A significant household pest. While not known to transmit diseases, their bites cause itching, psychological distress, and allergic reactions. They are difficult to eradicate once established.