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]]> By: A. N. Nanda http://writingcave.com/insects/#comment-2650 A. N. Nanda Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:15:48 +0000 http://www.writingcave.com/insects/#comment-2650 Hi, Insects are one of the earliest inhabitants on the earth, and so they bear rancours against the newcomers like us. No wonder they bite us, sting us, crawl into the crevices of our cloth. At least twice I've seen a very small variety of it entered my wife's ear. And how did I take it out? Simple. I switched my flash light on and showed it into the darkness of her attacked earhole. Poor insect struggled and struggled to find the way but came out only after giving those uncomfortable moments to her. I don't know why insects are so fond of her ear, there has to be something about that. So long as the earth exists, insect will, with all their ability to survive. I don't know how far it is true: cocroaches will outlast the nuclear holocausts! Thanks, Amrit. I enjoyed your post. Nanda Hi,

Insects are one of the earliest inhabitants on the earth, and so they bear rancours against the newcomers like us. No wonder they bite us, sting us, crawl into the crevices of our cloth. At least twice I’ve seen a very small variety of it entered my wife’s ear. And how did I take it out? Simple. I switched my flash light on and showed it into the darkness of her attacked earhole. Poor insect struggled and struggled to find the way but came out only after giving those uncomfortable moments to her. I don’t know why insects are so fond of her ear, there has to be something about that.

So long as the earth exists, insect will, with all their ability to survive. I don’t know how far it is true: cocroaches will outlast the nuclear holocausts!

Thanks, Amrit. I enjoyed your post.

Nanda

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