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Greatfully Dead Pest Control Offering top-quality services to Las Vegas homeowners and local businesses, we’ll make your pest control problem a thing of the past. Call today!

Greatfully Dead Pest Control is a local pest control company that has been serving clients in the Las Vegas area since 2011. We offer 100% customer satisfaction for all of our services by offering the latest in pest control technology at a competitive price. You can rest assured that your residence is being cared for by someone with experience and integrity. Contact us today for more information!

10/04/2026

They’re only bugs until they bug you! Then they’re pests!

Give us a call (775) 910-2696

and surrounding areas

10/04/2026

A common inquiry we receive is, 'Is spraying the interior required?' Unless there's a specific necessity, spraying the interior is not needed.

Should you require interior spraying, please ask and we'll be more than happy to assist you.

and surrounding areas.

(775) 910-2696

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10/03/2026

A kangaroo’s hind legs act a bit like built-in springs.

When a kangaroo lands, elastic tendons, especially the large Achilles tendons, stretch and store part of that impact energy. As the kangaroo pushes off again, those tendons recoil and return some of the stored energy into the next hop.

That means the animal does not have to rely on muscle power alone for every jump. At higher hopping speeds, this spring-like system helps kangaroos travel efficiently over long distances.

It is one reason kangaroos can maintain fast, repeated hopping without their energy use rising as sharply as you might expect.

10/01/2026

Nevada has more named mountain ranges than any other U.S. state!

Despite being famous for its deserts and Las Vegas, Nevada is home to approximately 314 named mountain ranges, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Much of the state lies within the Basin and Range Province, where long, rugged mountain ranges are separated by broad desert valleys.

Nevada's highest point, Boundary Peak, rises to approximately 13,140 feet (4,005 metres) above sea level.

This remarkable landscape makes Nevada one of America's most geographically distinctive states, with mountains covering much of its seemingly endless desert terrain.

09/26/2026

A stubborn ankle injury in 1926 did more than end Margaret Mitchell’s newspaper career. It pushed her toward the novel that would make her famous.

The unlikely trigger was simple.

Confined largely to her Atlanta apartment, Mitchell devoured library books that her husband, John Marsh, kept bringing home.

When he joked that she had nearly exhausted the library and should write a book herself, he supplied paper and a typewriter.

Mitchell began the next morning, writing the final chapter first and drafting other sections out of order.

Within about three years, she had completed most of a manuscript that eventually filled nearly seventy chapter envelopes.

Macmillan accepted the work in 1935, and Gone With the Wind was published on June 30, 1936.

It sold about one million copies within six months and won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1937.

Forced inactivity became one of American publishing’s biggest literary breakthroughs.

09/26/2026

A restaurant tip became a $3 million promise when a police detective’s lottery ticket hit the jackpot.

Nothing about the agreement had been put in writing.

On March 30, 1984, Dobbs Ferry detective Robert Cunningham ate at Sal’s Pizzeria in Yonkers, where waitress Phyllis Penzo served him.

Instead of a normal tip, Cunningham proposed splitting a $1 New York Lotto ticket, with each choosing three numbers.

Those six numbers won a $6 million prize the next night.

Cunningham called Penzo on April Fool’s Day, and she initially thought he was joking.

He honored their verbal agreement, dividing the jackpot evenly and giving Penzo a $3 million share.

Cunningham later said that if he promised something, he followed through, adding that he hoped money would never change him.

Their pact later inspired the premise of the 1994 film It Could Happen to You.

A casual tip had turned into a fortune.

09/26/2026

Would you grow a plant that smells like rotting flesh, on purpose? The titan arum spends roughly 7 to 10 years growing before its first bloom, then the open bloom lasts only about 24 to 36 hours. It isn't a single flower, either: it's the largest unbranched inflorescence in the world, a spike wrapped in a modified leaf, and the spike makes heat (about 98 F at peak) to help carry the stench to the carrion beetles and flesh flies that pollinate it in its native Sumatra. It's endangered there. The version home gardeners actually grow is its relative the voodoo lily (Amorphophallus konjac), hardy outdoors in zones 6 to 11 with the same rotten-flesh perfume that fades once it's pollinated. One caution: it contains calcium oxalate crystals and is toxic if eaten raw, so treat it as an ornamental, not a snack. [HC75L]

09/23/2026

An ice fisherman expecting a bite suddenly found a beluga whale surfacing through his fishing hole and looking straight back at him.

The encounter sounds improbable, but belugas are built for life beneath ice.

These Arctic and sub-Arctic whales navigate frozen waters using echolocation to locate prey, obstacles, and openings where they can breathe.

Their rounded forehead contains a flexible organ called the melon, which helps focus echolocation clicks through the water.

Belugas also lack a tall dorsal fin, replacing it with a tough ridge that makes moving beneath ice easier.

Adults can reach about 16 feet and average 3,150 pounds, making the animal at the hole vastly larger than any expected catch.

Their unfused neck vertebrae also let them turn their heads unusually well for whales.

For one fisherman, an ordinary ice-fishing hole briefly became a window into a whale’s frozen world.

09/23/2026

Penguins are famous for ice and snow, but not every penguin lives in a freezing climate.

The Galápagos penguin lives close to the equator, where temperatures can be much warmer than in Antarctica. To avoid overheating, it often rests in the shade during the hottest part of the day.

It also cools itself by panting and holding its flippers away from its body, helping heat escape. Blood flow through the feet and flippers can also help release excess body heat.

09/21/2026

In winter, an ermine can become almost completely white, helping it blend into snow. But one feature refuses to change: the very end of its tail stays black.

Scientists think that dark tip may work like a decoy. When a predator dives or strikes, its attention can be drawn toward the moving black tail instead of the ermine’s head or body.

It’s a tiny detail, but it may give the ermine just enough of an advantage to escape.

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