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0:40Now PlayingResort World Las Vegas released over 100,000 ladybugs on Wednesday to reduce pesticide use and take out insects that plague the valley.
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Resort World Las Vegas released the ladybugs with the objective to have a more eco-friendly approach to their use of pesticides.
Ladybugs can eliminate a major portion of the insects that plague the valley each year.
The release was all in preparation for Earth Day and in an effort to naturally reduce the property’s use of pesticides. Ladybugs singlehandedly take care of a major portion of insects that plague the valley each year.
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