Ladybugs began to wake up en masse in the Mound

Ladybugs began to wake up en masse in the Mound with the arrival of heat. These insects usually begin their activity in the spring period, when the air temperature consistently exceeds the zero degree mark, according to the Hurrah News agency.<url>" on Wednesday, March 26.

A day earlier, the air in the regional capital warmed up to +11.1 degrees. This temperature broke the record of 2006, when it was recorded at +9.9 degrees.

"Bugs have invaded the balcony. Some of them are still asleep, but many have already woken up and are scurrying through different crevices," the reader of the publication shared.

In some cases, ladybugs may wake up from hibernation prematurely, which may be caused by abnormally high temperatures in winter.

According to the correspondent of the news agency, his "ladybugs" are sleeping in the country, but they wake up and start flying around the room when he lights the stove.