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The color depends upon the insect. For example, flies that pollinate night-blooming flowers tend to be attracted by pale colors or white. Many insects will be attracted to bright reds and yellows, with the bumblebee, as an example, preferring sky blue and sunset orange-red.
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∙ 9y agoCryptic coloration is a color pattern that makes the insect hard to recognize. This strategy is used by butterflies and grasshoppers.
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∙ 14y agoa butterfly
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∙ 15y agoI only know one, but it is the monarch butterfly. I only know one, but it is the monarch butterfly.
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∙ 14y agoThey can be various colours, which is why you need to know the ones in your area that are poisonous.
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∙ 13y agoThere are different species of poisonous mushrooms, which means that there isn't a specific colour or look.
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∙ 9y agoliterally any color substance can be poisonous to humans
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∙ 15y agosome do, like bees prefer red
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∙ 13y agowasp bees yellow jackets some snakes
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∙ 11y agoIt depends on what colour the insect is.
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What state has the least poisonous animals?
well my opinion is that probly the entire US has poisonous animals/insects if not animals then it wud be poisonous insects or if it s not poisonous insects its animals it all varies on which state you want to move to,to answer your question better you should specify the state.
Are daddy long legs poisonous to humans?
Not to humans. They prey on insects, and have a weak toxin that affects small insects, but is harmless to humans.daddy long legs are not poisonous.
How does fitness relate to the color of the insects?
Fitness does not determine the color of insects. You will find some very slow insects that are all black and some very fast insects that are all black.
What is a venomologist?
I am not to sure but it may be a sub set of entomology that deals with the poisonous and venomous insects.due to entomologist being a person that study's insects.
Are orange and black millipedes piousness?
Black millipedes with orange stripes are not poisonous. These insects are often found in people's homes but post no threat.
What are the release dates for The Poisonous Insects - 1914?
The Poisonous Insects - 1914 was released on: USA: 6 May 1914
What state has the least poisonous animals?
well my opinion is that probly the entire US has poisonous animals/insects if not animals then it wud be poisonous insects or if it s not poisonous insects its animals it all varies on which state you want to move to,to answer your question better you should specify the state.
Are all insects poisonous?
no, you dipturd they are not
What poisonous insects live in Ukraine?
There are not many poisonous insects that live in the Ukraine. In fact, the closest species to a poisonous insect in the area is the Black widow - most poisonous species in Ukraine are either snakes or spiders.
Why are some minibeasts poisonous and some not?
Some insects develop poisonous bites as a defense mechanism. Other insects develop alternative ways of defending themselves from predatory insects and animals.
Is a primantis poisonous?
The prey mantis is not poisonous. They are carnivorous as they survive on eating the other insects.
Are daddy long legs poisonous to humans?
Not to humans. They prey on insects, and have a weak toxin that affects small insects, but is harmless to humans.daddy long legs are not poisonous.
Is hadida poisonous when eaten?
on if they eat poisaness insects
Are bed bugs poisinos?
No, bedbugs are annoying insects but they are not poisonous.
Why is Amazonian centipedes orange or brown?
Living things like insects have two reasons for their color: camouflage or warning. Camouflage to hide and warning to say "watch out, I am poisonous and dangerous ".
What color do insects at night prefer?
Most of the insects choose white color.
Are lizards and reptiles the only animals that can be poisonous?
No. Some fish are extremely poisonous as well as the platypus and some insects.
