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Rain can create stagnant water pools where mosquitoes breed, so they can become more prevalent during and after rainfall.
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Ants might come out in search of higher ground to avoid drowning in their nests. You might see them carrying their eggs or seeking shelter under leaves.
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Various types of beetles might be active during rain, scavenging for food or seeking shelter under vegetation.
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Rain can prompt termite swarms, as they emerge to mate and establish new colonies. They're often seen flying in large numbers.
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Cockroaches may also become more active during or after rain, seeking shelter and foraging for food.
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Though not insects, worms often come out during rain, surfacing to avoid drowning and to move across damp surfaces.
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These insects may be more active after rain, as moisture can make it easier for them to move around and forage.
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