As Tropical Storm Debby moves up the Atlantic Coast, South Carolina is expecting heavy rainfall and potential flooding. For humans, that means stocking up on necessities and finding safe shelter, but animals and insects will be impacted as well. Like humans, many critters and pests will seek out shelter from heavy rainfall, storm winds and flood water. Todd Metz, owner of Critter Control in Myrtle Beach, has worked in pest control for a decade and says residents can expect an influx of these, “casual invaders,” inside homes. With storm weather on the way, here are the bugs and animals to watch out for in South Carolina during and after Tropical Storm Debby. Roaches South Carolina is home to plenty of these bugs, like the American cockroach, often called a palmetto bug by locals. As water levels rise, roaches sometimes seek refuge in homes through cracks and plumbing.
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