Prince Edward Island's June bugs play a vital role in the ecosystem

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June bugs are abundant on Prince Edward Island, and despite being a nuisance to some, they are a crucial part of the ecosystem. Their larvae feed on grass roots, and human modifications like pastures and residential areas provide ideal habitats, leading to increased populations. They are also a vital food source for various animals. June bugs are not harmful to humans and their presence signifies the arrival of warmer weather, marking the end of winter and the beginning of summer.


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