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Tiger Mosquito in New Jersey Carries West Nile Virus, How to Eliminate Them?
Tiger Mosquito's are descending in New Jersey and are biting unsuspecting victims at all times of the day, unlike other mosquitoes which wait until dusk to do so. The arrival of the Tiger mosquitos comes on the heels of a recent cicada invasion after spending 17 years underground.
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