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Vegas resort releases 100,000 hungry ladybugs to attack pests, reduce chemicals

Scott L. Hall, USA TODAYComments Off on Vegas resort releases 100,000 hungry ladybugs to attack pests, reduce chemicals

Resort World Las Vegas released over 100,000 ladybugs on Wednesday to reduce pesticide use and take out insects that plague the valley.

      
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