Thunderfly Bug Exploring The Inside Of My LCD Monitor

While watching the Fun Friday & Income Report Breakdown by Deneil Merritt, I noticed a thunderfly (thrips) bug starting to wander around on the inside of my Samsung LCD monitor.

I don’t know what it did, maybe it was trying to rate Deneil’s video or looking for the “Digg!”-button.

Or maybe it was trying to map out it’s new world inside my monitor? In that case, it must have gotten confused rather quickly as a whole new world appears every time I open up a new window!

In order to get it out, I turned off my monitor and laid it down on the table with the screen facing down. I then took a light and pointed at the vent openings in top, so the only source of light were coming from the outside – hoping that the thunderfly would eventually find it’s way out again. I left it like that for 30 minutes or so, I don’t know if it’s out or not, but so far I haven’t seen it yet.

I hate thunderflies.

Tagged as: Bug, Insect, LCD, Monitor, Samsung, Thrips, Thunderbug, Thunderfly

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