Insects are a tough one. I keep a plastic bowl in my apartment with a piece of cardboard to trap cockroaches and mosquitoes. Then take them outside to be released. I once found a centipede and had to risk getting stung to catch him. My wife wanted to kill me as well. Here in Hawaii they are very fast, their bite excruciatingly painful and can swell your foot up for days.
I tried to use a hand-vac to catch ants and release them outside. After spending several hours sucking up maybe a thousand of them, I finally had to just give up. Keeping your house clean is the best way to avoid killing insects in the house.
When walking, pay attention to where you step to avoid stepping on insects. Don't scratch automatically every itch you feel.
Buying vegetables not grown organically grown kills insects as well. It is a moral conflict when I buy organic though. They cost twice as much as traditionally grown produce; money I could be using to sponsor refugees in India.
If an animal dies of natural causes, I see no problem with eating it. Actually, if a human dies in Africa and people are starving...
I tried to use a hand-vac to catch ants and release them outside. After spending several hours sucking up maybe a thousand of them, I finally had to just give up. Keeping your house clean is the best way to avoid killing insects in the house.
When walking, pay attention to where you step to avoid stepping on insects. Don't scratch automatically every itch you feel.
Buying vegetables not grown organically grown kills insects as well. It is a moral conflict when I buy organic though. They cost twice as much as traditionally grown produce; money I could be using to sponsor refugees in India.
If an animal dies of natural causes, I see no problem with eating it. Actually, if a human dies in Africa and people are starving...
