Stink bugs don't bite, but they are a nuisance, especially because if you crush them they emit an bad odor. Learn how to make three DIY stink bug traps.

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Are stink bugs harmful? According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, while large infestations can be a nuisance, they do not bite people or animals, nor do they damage buildings.

Stink Bugs Despite the off-putting name, stink bugs aren't the worst insects to have in your home. Most of them won't sting or bite.

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Do stink bugs bite? According to Southern Pest Control in Biloxi, stink bugs don’t bite, but rather they omit a nasty odor when they feel threatened or when crushed.

Stink bugs don't bite, but they are a nuisance, especially because if you crush them they emit an bad odor. Learn how to make three DIY stink bug traps.