Summer feels safe—until something bites you in your sleep.
Across the southern United States, a little-known insect is slipping through window cracks, hiding in closets, and feeding on people’s faces at night. Its bite is often painless. The real danger comes later—sometimes years later—when hearts fail, rhythms collapse, and no one remembers the nig… Continues…
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