Toms River, NJ is home to a man known locally as the "Bugman." He houses over 20,000 insects in his apartment and the collection continues to grow.
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Weird True & Freaky: Bugman
Toms River, NJ is home to a man known locally as the "Bugman." He houses over 20,000 insects in his apartment and the collection continues to grow.
Added: Nov 10, 2008
Views: 32583 Views
Runtime: 03:19
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