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were a little out of hand this summer on Lake Erie's shores.
They are really very harmless, with only a 24 hour lifespan. They do not bite. But they are still creepy in a prehistoric kind of way. Many shoreline business remove their lightbulbs at night so they are not attracted to their storefronts. Here are some on the front of a drink (we call it pop) machine.
Blech.
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