Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

Found in agricultural fields, orchards, gardens, and frequently indoors during colder months as they seek warmth.

Polyphagous herbivore that feeds on a wide variety of plants, including fruits (apples, peaches, berries), vegetables (tomatoes, corn, peppers), and ornamental plants.

Features a shield-shaped body and distinctive white banding on the antennae. They are known for overwintering inside buildings and releasing a strong pungent odor from scent glands when threatened or crushed.

Considered a major agricultural pest that can damage crops significantly. They pose no physical danger to humans (no biting or stinging) but are considered a nuisance pest in homes and can cause allergic reactions in some individuals due to their odor.