Forsyth Exterminating

Our team at Forsyth Exterminating mourns the loss and celebrates the life of Roy Christopher. His memory will forever live in our hearts, and his many years of service to our customers and team members will never be forgotten.

Forsyth Exterminating is honored to be voted Best Pest Control Company in the 2026 Best of Forsyth annual competition hosted by Forsyth County News. Thank you to all of our employees for your outstanding dedication to excellence, and thank you to all of our clients for voting for us! To read more click here. https://www.forsythnews.com/news/business/flip-through-best-of-forsyth-2026-magazine/?utm_source=second-street&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2026bestofforsythmagazine&emailmd5=43c2515e283fddb4afc1a067ef5d82cf&emailsha1=2412232471177422213423123848141057511819718995165178255&emailsha256=bb0f5574de0f5e32a1bf7b02c7317e863f2179db4306ff64f332750e694966c4 #!/

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Have you ever seen conehead termites? These were spotted in Costa Rica in a tree colony. Fun fact about them: The soldier caste has a distinctive dark, teardrop-shaped head that functions like a chemical weapon. They can shoot a sticky, irritating liquid (similar in chemistry to pine sap) at predators like ants or lizards from over an inch away.
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It looks unreal, yet it exists. 🦋 This fluffy creature is known as the Venezuelan Poodle Moth, a mysterious species discovered in 2009 in Venezuela! With its soft fur, big dark eyes, and feathery antennae, it almost seems too cute to be part of the insect world but that’s the magic of nature! 😲 Even today, scientists know very little about this unique moth. Some photos circulating online are digital recreations inspired by the real discovery, which makes its story even more fascinating. 📸 Credit: @indahilmi02macro

It’s an insect called a “cochineal” and is often used in food as a red dye. You might find it in the ingredients of candy - like Nerds Gummy Clusters - food, and even cosmetics under the name “carmine color”. - caption by @theoddanimalspecimens This content has been shared using Instagram Remix/Sequence feature from the content owner @theoddanimalspecimens Follow us 👉 @sciencefunn for more science and daily facts.🤓  Enjoy the rest of your day.😇

Voting for Best of Forsyth is now open! Help us win Best Pest Control Company! Voting is easy and only takes about 10 seconds.

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Forsyth Exterminating Forsyth Exterminating offers services at affordable prices to both private residences & commercial clients throughout Metro Atlanta & North Georgia.