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Japanese beetles are attracted to the carbon dioxide and body heat that humans emit, which can lead them to fly into people. They are also drawn to bright colors and floral scents, mistaking humans for flowers or potential mates. This behavior is usually accidental, as they are more focused on finding food sources and mates rather than intentionally targeting people.

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