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Scientists have discovered where bugs basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows like to live in your basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows. There is a rich basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows of insects and other creepy-crawlies we share our basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows with and they all have particular basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows regarding accommodation. Researchers from universities in the USA and Denmark studied basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows physical factors in 50 houses to find out what affected where bugs lived. They discovered that the basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows number of bugs generally reside in ground-level, carpeted rooms that have many basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows. Lead author of the research, Dr Misha Leong, said: "We are just beginning to realize and study how the home we create for basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows also builds a complex, indoor habitat for bugs and other basementsbeingbettercentipedescoexistencedifferentdiversityenvironmentsessentialhomeshouselargestlifelivingmostourselvesroleroomtasteswindows."

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