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Some people consider them to be a sign of luck, while others see them as a nuisance.
Scientists from Oklahoma State University have confirmed that the state is having a bumper crop of black crickets. Insect expert Alex Harmon says ovulation cycles are based on weather, and the best tips for reducing the population are keeping your yard mowed, turning outside lights off at night, and keeping cracks and holes in your home covered.
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