If A Ladybug Looks Like This, It Is Infected With An STD

How To Spot Harlequin Ladybirds That Are Spreading STDs
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Ladybirds, or ladybugs, are some of nature's cutest, most lovable insects. They’re so distinctive looking, with their bright red bodies and little black dots, and they’re appreciated by all for their contributions to keeping our gardens and farms free of pests. Farmers in particular are fans of the little critters, with countries that don’t have native species of their own importing them from around the world to help protect their crops. However, recent studies have revealed that ladybirds are being ravaged by STDs, with large percentages of their populations infected. As large numbers of ladybirds migrate around the world, these STDs are spreading even further, and threatening the fertility rates of these beloved creatures. But are there any potential health risks for humans? Watch this video to find out!

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