givesomefucks , 1 month ago Eh, the further South you go the more common it is to just see them out in nature. South Carolina has "palmetto bugs" which are the same species as Hawaii's B52s, just a little smaller. In places where roaches can survive outside making it impossible to really prevent them from coming inside, people just tend to call them a new name.
Eh, the further South you go the more common it is to just see them out in nature.
South Carolina has "palmetto bugs" which are the same species as Hawaii's B52s, just a little smaller.
In places where roaches can survive outside making it impossible to really prevent them from coming inside, people just tend to call them a new name.