Phyllis McMahon
Phyllis McMahon
Phyllis teaches English Literature at a local college and loves writing in her free time. She’s also a great cook – her British beef Wellington is something the best restaurants crave for.

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How to Get Rid Of Piss Ants in the House or Yard
Piss ants will always try to piss you off. If you don't know how to get rid of these ants, you will not enjoy the serenity you deserve. Imagine coming back home after a long day at work. You enter your room, and just to lie down for some seconds, you're greeted by an army of these ants. Wouldn't you feel pissed off? ...
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How to Get Rid Of Ghost Ants Naturally – 6 Easy Ways
Ghost ants are some of the smallest ants you'll never want to have in and around your home. But if you know how to get rid of ghost ants, you'll be building a good defense for your home. Floridians are always looking for tips on how to get rid of ghost ants in Florida. And this is simply because these species of ants ...
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What Do Snakes Eat? Their 6 Favorite Foods
If you've ever seen snakes on television, you might think that they spend most of their time looking for mice to eat. Although some snakes eat mice, that isn't all you can find in their diet. With that in mind, the question now is “what do snakes eat?” You'll need to learn the diet and habits of a snake if you want ...
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What Do Garter Snakes Eat in the Wild and in Captivity?
Garter snakes are one of the most popular snake species in North America and are usually kept as pets since they are relatively harmless and easy to care for. You might want to keep a garter snake as a pet or might be dealing with some wild garter snakes around your house. If this is the case, the next question on ...
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What is a Group of Snakes Called: All the Terms Explained
There’s a pretty good chance you’ve seen snakes move in groups and probably wondered why these naturally solitary reptiles were socializing. The reason is simple: Snakes are cold-blooded animals and need warmth to survive. Staying together is their way of generating heat for one another to stay warm. Moreover, you ...
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How to Get Rid of Rats in Walls and Ceiling: the Most Effective Methods
As the weather changes and becomes colder, we aren't the only ones seeking comfort in our warm homes. You might have noticed some unwanted visitors making noises in your home, causing you to ask how to get rid of rats in walls and ceiling. If you've identified the presence of rats hiding in your home, you can get ...
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How Long Do Snakes Live as Pets and in the Wild?
Some people are scared of snakes and will panic if they spot one in their backyard, while others see them as a popular pet to keep in the home. But, whether you keep snakes as a pet or are just interested in snakes, you may be wondering, how long do snakes live? This guide covers the average life cycle of snakes, ...
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Why Do Snakes Eat Themselves? Explanation and Tips to Prevent It
If you have a pet snake and notice it eat itself, you must have been completely scared, confused, and curious. Some pet snake owners end up asking the question, why do snakes eat themselves? But it does not mean you have an Ouroboros, a mythical self-devouring snake. There are different reasons a snake will try to ...
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How to Get Rid of a Dead Rat Smell: Effective Solutions and Extra Tips
If you’ve ever lived in a house with a rat or two who irritates you in the middle of the night with its running and scratching, then you will have put rat repellents, rat traps or bait stations, maybe even a slice of bread, to catch it. More often than not, you won’t find the dead rat in the trap or bait station, ...
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How Long Do Chipmunks Live? The Guide on Different Species and Their Life Cycle
Generally, people are often scared of rodents and tend to avoid them, but the chipmunk is an exception. Their large eyes, bushy tails, and cute chubby cheeks stand out, making them distinct from other rodents. They are even associated with Christmas! However, despite their cute appearance, they are still rodents ...