Michigan experiences a surge of Multicolored Asian Lady Beetles near soybean crops in autumn, drawn by the state's soybeans.

Michigan is witnessing a surge in Multicolored Asian Lady Beetles (Harmonia axyridis) as autumn approaches, drawn by the state's soybean crops. While these invasive beetles do not harm humans or animals, their bites can be annoying. To prevent infestations, experts recommend sealing entry points in homes. Although they can be a nuisance, they do not reproduce indoors. Environmentalists advise against extermination due to their ecological benefits.