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2. thepetenthusiast.com › bugs-that-look-like-kissing11 Bugs That Look Like Kissing Bugs (but They Aren’t)

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   Most species of Assassin Bugs are either brown or black looking similar to dark-colored Kissing bugs. Most Assassin bugs resemble Kissing bugs in habits as well. These bugs also live outdoors.

3. www.terminix.com › other › kissing-bugsAssassin and Kissing Bugs: Identification & Removal - Terminix

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   Assassin bugs belong to the same family as kissing bugs, the Reduviidae family, but are slightly different. There are thousands of different subfamilies within the assassin bug family, including ambush bugs, thread-legged bugs, wheel bugs, and more.

4. www.msn.com › en-us › healthWhat Are Assassin Bugs, and What Do You Do If You're Bitten ...

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   Kissing bugs fall into the same family as assassin bugs but they are not the same. For one thing, they present a unique type of danger. While assassin bugs can deal a nasty bite,...

5. medium.com › wadepthealth › mistaken-kisses-5e9eed9e42caMistaken kisses. That bug you encounter is not a kissing ...

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   Dec 3, 2018 · Every year in late fall, people around Washington mistakenly report seeing the kissing bug — a blood-feeding, assassin bug that can transmit a parasitic infection. What they really see is...

6. www.healthlinkbc.ca › health-topics › kissing-bugsKissing Bugs - HealthLink BC

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   Kissing bugs are dark brown or black with red or orange spots along the edge of their bodies. They are also called assassin bugs or cone-nosed bugs. Like mosquitoes, kissing bugs feed on blood from animals or people.

7. proactivepestga.com › pest-control-blog › want-toWant to Know Why Assassin Bugs are Also Called Kissing Bugs?

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   Aug 5, 2019 · This family of bugs doesn’t get the name “assassin” because it transmits Chagas disease (also known as kissing bug disease). It can carry a parasite that causes kissing bug disease in its fecal matter.

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   Are kissing bugs the same as assassin bugs?

   • Kissing bugs fall into the same family as assassin bugs but they are not the same. For one thing, they present a unique type of danger. While assassin bugs can deal a nasty bite, kissing bugs can infect humans with a parasite called Trypanosoma cruzi. Not all kissing bugs contain the parasite but about half of them have one in their gut.

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   What is a kissing bug?

   • Every year in late fall, people around Washington mistakenly report seeing the kissing bug — a blood-feeding, assassin bug that can transmit a parasitic infection. What they really see is the harmless, western conifer seed bug. Here’s a quick breakdown of the difference between these look-alike bugs.

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   What do kissing bugs look like?

   • Kissing bugs are mostly brown or black. They might come with bright marks on the body. They have a flat round abdomen, a conical head, and a snout-like proboscis or mouthpiece. Typical marks are either red, orange, yellow, or a combination of these colors. These colored marks are mostly short parallel lines that run alongside the wings.

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   Are kissing bugs dangerous?

   • Over 2.000 species of Plant bugs live in North America. These species only intersect with Kissing bugs in areas with rich agricultural fields which may also attract animals Kissing bugs are interested in. Kissing bugs are feared for their ability to drink blood. They can also spread diseases such as Chagas disease.

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   What is the difference between flat bugs and kissing bugs?

   • Flat bugs are among the most similar species to Kissing bugs. Both species have a flattened body and around abdomen slightly narrow towards the head. Both Flat bugs and Kissing bugs have conical-shaped heads. Coloring is different on these species as Flat bugs exhibit a brown body with black marks that resemble tree bark.

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   What do kissing bugs eat?

   • They are also called assassin bugs or cone-nosed bugs. Like mosquitoes, kissing bugs feed on blood from animals or people. Kissing bugs have that name because their bites are often found around the mouth. They usually hide during the day and are active at night when they feed. They can go for weeks without feeding.

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9. www.sandiegocounty.gov › kissingbugKissing Bugs - SanDiegoCounty.gov

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   Conenose bugs or "kissing bugs" are members of the Reduviidae family, referred to as "assassin bugs." Most of the members of this family prey on insects, but kissing bugs are bloodsucking pests that prey on different wild animals and humans.