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Uploaded on Dec 16, 2011

This video shows an old radio that is heavily infested with bed bugs. Thousands of bed bug eggs are seen on the back cover. Electronics that are placed beside sleeping areas can be infested with bed bugs. Travelers should keep alert not to bring bed bugs along with their belongings back home.

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  • RutgersNJAES

    For more info on Rutgers NJAES bedbug research, visit: njaes.rutgers.edu\bedbug

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  • RutgersNJAES

    According to our researcher, there was no bed in the room where the resident slept and the radio was beside the blankets on the floor.

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  • guitarsofthegods

    burn that mofo!

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  • momonator123

    The bugs had probably saturated the mattress, boxspring, headboard, and frame by that point. The radio was their overflow zone.

    What kind of research is Rutgers doing for bedbugs?

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  • Thomas38222

    Heat, tight space close to you ... next meal

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  • BedBugChasers

    With all the other places to hide why do you think in a radio - heat, vibration???

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  • mxh1588

    @RutgersEntomology Yes, it's hard to argue the point with all the obvious bed bug eggs,etc, but I just thought it looked like the litte fellow had tent-like wings as it was running past the wire.

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  • RutgersEntomology

    They are bed bugs but in the first stages of development. Thats why they are yellowish in color and EXTREMELY tiny.

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  • RutgersEntomology

    The music that is playing is actually coming from the radio. It was incredible.

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