Stink bugs

The notorious stink bugs are back in town, and it's time to gear up for the battle of wits against these odorous invaders.

Seriously, I'd almost rather have more mosquitos if it meant less stink bugs.

If you're curious too, the stink bug isn't even native to our country, it's an insect native to China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian regions. But In September of1998 it was collected in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where it is believed to have been accidentally introduced.

Every little "buzz" or slight tap sends a shockwave of slight panic through your body because you know exactly what it is...Stink bug season is upon us, friends.

You're probably seeing more and more nasty little stink bugs around your home lately and why? Well, because they are evil. Here's why.

You've probably been noting them more and more lately, but they've only been invading Michigan for about a decade...

Mothra nods approvingly.

No, the Polar Vortex didn't do it but researchers think they may have found a way to deal with the ever-present stink bug.

An entomologist from Michigan State University is saying that the story, which was widely reported during the cold weather, is not likely to be true.