most destructive small creatures in the world

Most Destructive Small Creatures in the world

21. Army Ants
Restless and ravenous, army ant colonies are natures Mongol hordes. They kill and eat anything in their way, digesting it even as they tear it apart. Scientists describe army ants as having two characteristics: a migrant or nomadic lifestyle and group predation. There are actually several different ant species that behave this way but only army ants will kill everything and anything that crosses their path.
22. Bedbugs
Bedbugs are small, oval, brownish insects that live on the blood of other animals and humans. Though they are not known to transmit any diseases, bed bugs are known to be the cause of allergic reactions, skin rashes, and even psychological effects with the later being the most destructive. Victims of bedbug infestations have been known to suffer from anxiety disorders, depression, stress, and sleep deprivation. Some victims have even resorted to substance abuse, vandalism, and in one particular case, the physical harm of their pet cat as manifestations of their frustration over bedbug infestations. The issue with bed bugs is that youre going to bed and you know that at any time some insect will bite you, and youre at your most vulnerable, youre sleeping, said Dr. St
23. Silverfish
Silverfish are small, wingless insects which can be found in peoples homes. Though harmless to humans, they are considered pests due to their diet of starches and dextrin. This translates into a diet of book bindings, clothing, coffee, glue, hair, paper, photos, plaster, and sugar.
24. Cockroaches
Cockroaches. Their mere sight is enough to fill any sane person with disgust and for good reason: Cockroaches carry bacteria. They also reproduce exceedingly fast with females producing about 300 offspring at one time. Cockroaches have been linked to asthma and allergies and if found in a home and left unchecked; can easily infest it.
25. Lice
Lets start our list with the least destructive (but ever so annoying) creature: The louse. Lice are wingless parasitic insects that reside on peoples heads and feed on human blood. Though they are not know to carry diseases, they are known to impart unto the unfortunate host a most uncomfortable case of scalp itch. They usually spread via headtohead contact with an already infested person and can also spread via the sharing of clothing and other personal belongings.