Moths may not seem like the ideal choice for spies, given their affinity for flames, but the U.S military is developing cutting edge technology not find in an everyday spy store to turn moths into the ultimate espionage tool.

Every motorist has been wound up by a traffic warden at one time or other but, be warned, many have been down to the spy store and are armed with bugging devices just waiting to catch your foul mouthed tirade on tape.

With global warming being a big concern, scientists have developed a spy camera with a few extras that you won't find in your spy store. The advanced spy technology will be capable of measuring exhaust fumes of drivers.

When venturing into a spy store, you would rightly expect to find all manner of spy technology but, according to a report on Sky News, you may need to keep a wary eye on insects as the could be fitted with listening devices.

It looks like bin men have been spending too long in the spy store if a report in the Telegraph is to be believed. Your bin may soon have the spy technology in it to inform the authorities if you are not using it correctly.