it might be the key to creating an all-natural mosquito repellent. As Texas archeologist Gus Acosta was going through records from the 1700s, he found documents from Spanish conquistadors ...

Here’s what does and doesn’t work. Gimmicky repellents don’t work Citronella has been regarded as a “natural” mosquito repellent. But there’s no indication that citronella candles ...

BugBai mosquito repellent incense sticks can release a fresh herbal smell that disrupts the sensory system of mosquitoes and makes them feel offensive. Thus making it possible to enjoy your sleepy ...

Tom Miller talked with entomologist Wizzie Brown about why we're seeing a burst of them in Central Texas. Some confuse them for big mosquitoes and others think they feast on them. But so called ...

Avon’s Skin So Soft baby oil doubles as mosquito repellant, says TikToker Lauren ... or it doesn’t work for our giant Texas mosquitoes,” another viewer commented on Nieto’s video.

The use of mosquito repellents can protect both your health and sanity this summer. While mosquitoes leave bothersome, itchy ...

MARSHALL, Texas (KSLA) — A special Veterans Day ceremony was held Monday (Nov. 11) in downtown Marshall. It featured a number of guest speakers and musical performances. The keynote speaker was ...

When it comes to mosquito repellent, there are several essential oils that are known to be effective. These include citronella, lemon eucalyptus, lavender, peppermint, and tea tree oil.

Dr. Shayna Doyle, a second-year emergency and critical care resident at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, educates owners on common, yet unsuspecting, toxicities ...

The virus is transmitted via a mosquito bite and is most common in ... the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Marshall Islands, and the Republic of Palau. Many of the cases in the ...

Nov. 3—Rancid bacon fat might not sound revolutionary, but at New Mexico State University, it might be the key to creating an all-natural mosquito repellent. As Texas archeologist Gus Acosta was ...

Nov. 3—Rancid bacon fat might not sound revolutionary, but at New Mexico State University, it might be the key to creating an all-natural mosquito repellent. As Texas archeologist Gus Acosta was going ...