The nation’s capital is under attack. The enemy, protected with shield-like skin and armed with a horrible stench, is invading our homes. That’s right, the dime-sized, brown marmorated stink bugs are entering our houses and releasing a distinct sweaty-feet smell. According to pest control services in Washington DC, as temperatures cool down, the brown bug seeks indoor refuge. Instead of feeding off orchards and cornfields, they’re now living in office buildings and hotels, and recently, residential homes. Washington exterminators say that though the bugs don’t bite or sting humans, they are causing damage to homeowners’ peaches, apples, soybeans and corn. The worst part is, they have no natural predators in the US and pesticides aren’t too effective on them.