When people first began to wear clothing, about 60,000 years ago, they didn't sew it at all: they just wrapped leather or furs around themselves. Probably they soon began to tie their clothes on with string or leather cords.
The ladybug is a predator of destructive insects like aphids that can attack flowers, and especially vegetable plants. This natural predisposition as a predator of garden pests raised the ladybug to the status role of a beneficial insect for any garden.
Ladybugs are making their way into homes for the winter instead of finding a home outside. Ladybugs are attracted to the heat that the homes reflect and often prefer older homes and light colored homes. Once these cute little bugs make their way into your home they can be difficult to get rid of. One of the reasons they are difficult to get rid of are because they release a pheromone that attracts other ladybugs into your home. This pheromone can be detected up to 1/4 mile away and is a way of communication to let other ladybugs know where make their home for the winter.